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* The musical ''[[Show Boat]]'' let Andy and Parthy survive into the final scenes. In Edna Ferber's novel (and the 1929 film, which mostly followed the novel) Andy is drowned in a storm and Parthy later dies during the [[Time Skip]]. Also in the novel, Ravenal is never seen again after leaving his family; he and Magnolia are ultimately reunited in all adaptations. |
* The musical ''[[Show Boat]]'' let Andy and Parthy survive into the final scenes. In Edna Ferber's novel (and the 1929 film, which mostly followed the novel) Andy is drowned in a storm and Parthy later dies during the [[Time Skip]]. Also in the novel, Ravenal is never seen again after leaving his family; he and Magnolia are ultimately reunited in all adaptations. |
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* In ''[[Rent]]'', Mimi survives her brush with death, unlike the Mimi of [[La Boheme]]. |
* In ''[[Rent]]'', Mimi survives her brush with death, unlike the Mimi of [[La Boheme]]. |
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* Most early versions of the legend of [[Faust]], including Christopher Marlowe's ''[[The Tragicall History of the Life and Death of Doctor Faustus]]'' end with the title character [[Dragged Off to Hell]] by Mepistopheles. Some early versions even describe Faust torn to pieces in graphic detail. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Goethe%27s_Faust Goethe's version], however expands the story and adds a second part, where Faust is able to find redemption and salvation. |
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== Video Games == |
== Video Games == |
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