Modernim interpretations of classic literature often take liberties with plot, characters, and details. In the 1960s The Twilight Zone was a cultural phenomenon because of its focus on the macabre and unexpected. With those two things in mind, compare the film version of "An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge with the text.
1. In one paragraph point out at least two instances where the film diverges from the text and, using specific textual and film references, explain how those differences affect the overall story.
2. In a second paragraph identify a way the film remains loyal to the text and, using specific examples from the text and movie, talk about why you think that was important