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In both the story and movie of Ransom of Red Chief, Johnny talked a lot. The movie and story the town didn’t make a big deal about the boy being missing. The boy, Johnny, in both events didn’t want to go home. Johnny threaten both Bill and Sam. There were a lot of things similar.
On the other hand, in the movie Bill and Sam watched Johnny. It took them a lot of work just to get the boy. On the other hand the boy was lured into the wagon with candy in the story. In the movie they had set up traps and everything else to get him in their arms. Also in the movie Johnny ran away and didn’t show up until morning, not even that a little bit later. In the story Johnny didn’t run away he played pranks on Sam most of the night.
To conclude Johnny’s

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