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When a novel is made into a film, events from the book are generally left out. Despite the fact that the film adaptation of To Kill a Mockingbird incorporates every significant incident from the novel, the screenplay is set over two years rather than three, and many occurrences are taken out. (**** use evidence to strengthen you’re claim)

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