it is hard for a lover of the novel northanger abbey to sit through this bbc adaptation and to keep from throwing objects at the tv screen in fact and if jane austen herself were to see this and she would be somewhat amused and possibly put out. maggie wadey adaptation has made northanger abbey into what it satirized and the gothic novel (and the readers of gothic novels). the role of catherine morland in the adaptation is portrayed fairly closely to austen catherine and a open hearted and generous girl whose imagination simply runs away with her. but the henry tilney of the novel is not a snuff taking and cane wielding and sappy line making hero of a gothic novel he is a tease and a nearly handsome man with a messy room and a living (that right and henry tilney is a clergyman and a charm that is completely dropped from the script). some of the best scenes from novel and when henry and completely deadpan and outrageously teases the literally minded catherine on diction and journals and mrs. radcliffe and etc. and are not portrayed in the adaptation. a large section of henry personality is lost when those scenes are not adapted. besides and peter firth appearance is not accurate henry tilney is supposed to be 24 or 25 and dark hair and a brown skin and not 35 or 40 and blond. there are so many other absurdities within the adaptation that invoke surprise and disgust who is the marchioness and and what is she doing in the story. why is john thorpe less of a dunce and more of a schemer. why is northanger abbey a castle. catherine of the novel and with her romantic visions and expects hidden passages and dark tapestries and but is very disappointed to discover that northanger abbey is actually a comfortable and modern house another element of satire. why portray general tilney as a drunk. why does catherine have those strange visions of mrs. allen threading her finger and etc. catherine imagination only runs away with her at northanger and with henry there to correct her gently. and lastly and why are so many facts concerning the tilney family and mrs. tilney death altered unnecessarily. to make the story more `horrible. all of these oddities and more simply are too strange to be overlooked. >. 
it is hard for a lover of the novel northanger abbey to sit through this bbc adaptation and to keep from throwing objects at the tv screen in fact and if jane austen herself were to see this and she would be somewhat amused and possibly put out. maggie wadey adaptation has made northanger abbey into what it satirized and the gothic novel (and the readers of gothic novels). the role of catherine morland in the adaptation is portrayed fairly closely to austen catherine and a open hearted and generous girl whose imagination simply runs away with her. but the henry tilney of the novel is not a snuff taking and cane wielding and sappy line making hero of a gothic novel he is a tease and a nearly handsome man with a messy room and a living (that right and henry tilney is a clergyman and a charm that is completely dropped from the script). some of the best scenes from novel and when henry and completely deadpan and outrageously teases the literally minded catherine on diction and journals and mrs. radcliffe and etc. and are not portrayed in the adaptation. a large section of henry personality is lost when those scenes are not adapted. besides and peter firth appearance is not accurate henry tilney is supposed to be 24 or 25 and dark hair and a brown skin and not 35 or 40 and blond. there are so many other absurdities within the adaptation that invoke surprise and disgust who is the marchioness and and what is she doing in the story. why is john thorpe less of a dunce and more of a schemer. why is northanger abbey a castle. catherine of the novel and with her romantic visions and expects hidden passages and dark tapestries and but is very disappointed to discover that northanger abbey is actually a comfortable and modern house another element of satire. why portray general tilney as a drunk. why does catherine have those strange visions of mrs. allen threading her finger and etc. catherine imagination only runs away with her at northanger and with henry there to correct her gently. and lastly and why are so many facts concerning the tilney family and mrs. tilney death altered unnecessarily. to make the story more `horrible. all of these oddities and more simply are too strange to be overlooked. >. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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