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Comparing the film of The Scarlet Tunic and The Melancholy Hussar of the German Legion by Thomas Hardy.
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Comparing the film of The Scarlet Tunic and The Melancholy Hussar of the German Legion by Thomas Hardy. One of the main changes in the short story is that Phyllis, her name in the short story, is called Frances in the film. As she is the main character you wouldn't have thought that they would have changed anything about her, at first it was quite confusing as they were talking about some one called Frances and no one knew who she was, but then it became clear. The film version is different from the short story. In the short story you imagine Phyllis to be extremely shy and very self-conscious, but in the film, Frances seems like a very strong, confident person. In the short story you imagine her and her father, Dr. Grove, to live on a hill and be isolated from the rest of the village, with...
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