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A person who adapts a story takes the original source material, such as a book, play, or film, and transforms it into a different format or medium. This can involve making changes to fit the new format while still maintaining the core elements and themes of the original story.
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What do you call a person who adapts to situations easily?
A person who adapts to situations easily could be called adaptable, flexible, or possibly resourceful; metaphorically such people are sometimes described as light on their feet.
What do you call someone who adapts easily to cultures?
A open minded person; a free spirit
What organism adapts to a desert?
an organism in a CACTUS adapts in the desret
What is the name of animals that adapts to winter?
Poler bears adapts to winter Seals adapt to winter
Who is the person who tells the story?
The person who tells the story is the narrator.
What is a Person in a story is called?
A person in a story is called a character.
What is the person that reads the story called?
The person who tells the story is the narrator.
How does it adapt collenchyma?
It adapts them by kids
What makes a frog distinctive?
how it adapts
How does Adapting a brief story into film become a unique process in film making?
Any adaptation of something that already exists -- such as a story -- is a unique exercise, based on the intention or agenda of the one who adapts. This is as true in film making as it is in any other medium.
What happens when a deer switches its habitat?
It adapts
how grass adapts?
Through the process of evolution.
