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Short Story Of Red Chife

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In the story red chife was offferd some candy in the book bill put the letter under the tree but in the movey they did not give him candy in the book bill put the letter under the tree but in the movey he gave the boy the letter to put under the tree .In the movey the red chife ran away but in the story he did not run away.He also did not put a hot poato down his back and he did not spit in sams hand.However,in the move red chife put a snak on him but in the story it did not say that.Bill also toled red chife if he was not good that he would take him home he also said that in the book.But in stead he scared sam and almost gave him a

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