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It is sad to see just how torn Juliet is over her and Penelope's relationship--to the point where she doubts her own worth @ENGL4401

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Munro does a good job of capturing the intricacies between familial relationships as seen with Juliet and Penelope's relationship @ENGL4401

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“Don’t most people feel that, at one time or another? Loneliness and unhappiness?” something almost everyone can identify with @ENGL4401

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A's ability to befriend those around regardless of their skin tone is a testament to her intelligence and communication skills @ENGL4401

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Aminata's ability to survive amongst the harshest of climates shows just how strong her character is thanks to her parents @ENGL4401

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The resilience that Aminata and Chekura have is rather remarkable and gives the story hope @ENGL4401

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The mini series chooses to progress so much quicker than in the novel, a con of the transition between text and media @ENGL4401

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The miniseries seems to greatly shorten Aminata's time with her parents as we see in the text. In the mini series it is very brief @ENGL4401

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The mini series of the Book of Negros is extremely powerful. So many atrocities experienced by those being traded as slaves @ENGL4401

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Kim's Convenience remind's me a lot of the people back home, especially the store owners who are quirky and friendly like Mr. Kim @ENGL4401

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The series is much more comedic than the play. The play is both comedic and serious as Mr. Kim has serious troubles in his life @ENGL4401

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@ENGL4401 in the series Mr. Kim does not seem very concerned with who will takeover his store or the question of his legacy.

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Why does the film not include Deena, Bronwyn and Paul but instead chooses to focus on grandma and Steppa? @ENGL4401

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"Ma say bye-bye to room" Jack is the one who gets ma out of Room the first time, and the second time. He saves Ma @ENGL4401

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"There's so many things out here. And sometimes it's scary. But that's ok. Because it's still just you and me" #jackspositiveview @ENGL4401

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I wish they had explored Jack's sudden thrust into the social world more in the film and novel as that seems so important in life @ENGL4401

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Jack being referred to as plastic by the doctor is an interesting concept; how much of an identity is molded from environment? @ENGL4401

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@ENGL4401 it's interesting that Jack hasn't truly been born until he is freed from room (the womb that has kept him safe and unexposed).

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It's interesting to see just how closely the film poster represented the Garrison effect and the room that trapper Ma and Jack @ENGL4401

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If Donoghue was against giving Old Nick any attention in the novel, why is it that we see so much more of him in the film? @ENGL4401