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Differences Between The Movie And Red Chief

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In the Red Chief movie a lot of things were similar and different from the story. In the movie Red chief did not throw any rock and try to hit Bill it. In the story Red Chief did throw a rock and try to hit bill with it. In the story Sam and / or bill had offered Red Chief some can. In the movie they Sam and/ or Bill did not offer Red Chief any candy just took him. In the story they had took Red chief to stay in a cave. In the movie they didn’t stay in a cave they had just slept outside in the wilderness .In the Movie red chief had put a snake in Bill’s camper. In the story red chief did not put a snake anywhere near Bill. In the movie Red chief had took the buggy, and drove it into a lake, while Bill was trying to stop it he had ended up

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