One major difference between the film and book of to kill a mockingbird is

bob ewell is introduced very early in the film story
tom robinson is more present throughout the film
dill harris is a much smaller character
boo radley has more lines at the end

The option that excepts the others is Dill Harris is a much smaller character. A movie adaptation was very accurate to the details. It has some differs but it doesn't mention here. But I think the close one to be a right answer is third option.

Well based on the summary,   the setting plays a big role in char. development since the cat has been spoiled and babied her whole life she has to figure out how to survive on there own for the first time. and since winter is coming the cat is faced with lots of dangers and troubles. but, like you said with the storm that brought an invasion of rats, since she is   a cat shell figure out how to kill and get food and the storm is the best way to learn right. can you mark me brainliest pls! read more on -