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W.I.C.K.E.D.
Mentors:
Back in the Ordinary World
Back in the Ordinary World: The Glade
The Mentors:
Special World: Enemies
Threshold Guardians
Special World: Allies
Refusal of the Call
Threshold Guardian: Gally
The Special World
Heralds
Minho is braver during the night he has to remain inside the maze.
Portal to the Special World
The serum appears perfectly when Alby needs them. In the book, the serum had been taken granted and thus not as readily available
Teresa is not in a coma like state for half the movie but in the book she is stuck in that state
WICKED is alive, not destroyed. They deceived the Gladers
Compare and Contrast :Difference between Film and Novel
Gladers are the elixir, going on to the next trial to find a cure for the worldwide catastrophe: The Scorch
In the book, Minho and Thomas discover a hidden griever entrance but don't realize it's importance til much later. In the film, it immediately opens a locked entrance leading to the escape plan
Thomas, the hero, begins to remember his past almost immediately in the film but it takes time in the book
Thomas and Teresa, in the book, communicate, at times, telepathically. This was non existent in the film.
Greenie wants to leave-go into the Maze
Ordinary world is static but unstable (Vogler 99)
In the film, Alby and Thomas get along better than in the book. In the film, Alby takes a sort of mentor role but in the book he is antagonistic towards Thomas.
The maze is constructed differently and different sections of the mazes open up. The keys and codes are different as well.
Helicopter picks up Gladers
WICKED was not completely destroyed, it was a farce. (Vogler 190)
Gally attempts to become the leader of the Glade after Alby'sath in the novel but it doesn't happen in the film.
Thomas
Theresa
When the grievers get out the maze they attack viciously and chaotically in the book. In the film, they take one boy a night.
Dashner, James. The Maze Runner. New York:
Delacorte, 2009. Print.
Maze Runner. Dir. Wes Ball. 20th Century Fox Home
Entertainment, 2015.
Vogler, Christopher, and Michele Montez. The
Writer's Journey: Mythic Structure for Writers.
Studio City, CA: Michael Wiese Productions,
2007. Print.