First question set: (What is narrative perspective of the source story? How does the narrative point of view influence the story? ) (What is the balance between dialogue and descriptive passages in the source story? How does it affect the story? )(Pacing: are there moments where the source story speeds up or slows down? How do these changes in pace affect the tension and overall atmosphere?) ( Look at how the source story begins and ends?) (How does the opening prepare the reader for the story and how does the conclusion wrap things up? Is everything resolved in the end?) Second question set:( Chose two quotes form the source story to analyze. Analyze the quote for word choice, imagery , syntax, tone, etc. indemnify how the choices in your quote affect the reader.) (Explain two of your creative choices from your adaptation. What did choice did you make, and how is that choice meant to impact your audience? Indentify how your creative choice affects your audience. How is your audience meant to react to this choice?.) Question Set 3:( compare and contrast your own adaption with the original source text that you used.) (What is unique to the original source story what do the source stories and your adaptation share in common?), why did you keep this commonality between the source text , what is unique to your adaption why did you make this change.) (explain one of the elements that you kept intact from the source story, Considering the differences in medium, how does this common element work in both the source story and your adaption? (Compare) ) (Explain one of the elements that you changed for your adaption (compare) explain one of the elements that you changed for your adaption how is it different from the source story, and how does that affect the story? how do differences in medium play a role? (Contrast))
