The Shawshank Redemption: A Comparison of the Short Story and the Film

The Shawshank Redemption by Stephen King is both a great film and a splendidly composed short story. There are numerous subjects spoken to in each type of The Shawshank Redemption. The one significant topic that intrigues me in both the film and the story is opportunity. Opportunity fills a huge need for both the story's essayist and the producer. Both utilize comparative guides to mean opportunity, in the prison, yet additionally in a bigger setting about existence. There are numerous occasions and models in both the film and the short story that connotes the subject of opportunity. The one primary contrast is the point at which the movie utilizes the director’s procedure to depict a vibe of opportunity for the prisoners. The general three issues utilized in this article are totally connected to the sentiment of the detainees feeling the feeling of opportunity with the jail dividers. In both the film and the short story, which includes opportunity is when Andy Dufresne approaches the storyteller, Red. Andy asks Red, I wonder on the off chance that you could get me a stone hammer.(28) Andy's explanation behind needing a stone mallet is on the grounds that he was a rockhound. At any rate... I was a rockhound. In my old life.(29) Andy expresses that he might want to be a rockhound again on a restricted premise since it gives him the sentiment of opportunity. This model fills the needs of both the story's author and the producer. The demonstration of Andy Dufresne having the option to go on Sunday expeditions(29) at Shawshank shows the peruser or potentially watcher that it will cause him to feel free, similar to when he gathered ...