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A red haze filled my mind is treated in the film by having red blood fill the water and cover Pony's face. The filmmakers didn't interpret what the author meant because Pony was passing out and when he said he saw a red haze in his eye he probably meant he could see red in the corner of his vision. The effect is Ponyboy wasn't bleeding and it was someone else's blood. Yes because it seemed like Pony was getting hurt, but the Soc was the one who died.

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The screen goes red. Yes, the filmmakers did because Pony was probably half unconscious, so all he could see and think of was red. This shows that something truly terrible has just happened, but Ponyboy is not fully aware yet. It is a little different from the authors.

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In the film, Ponyboy was getting drowned in the fountain then the screen is shown in the green-watered fountain, but as the blood flows in it turns red.

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In the film it is displayed as blood in the fountain. The filmmakers interpreted it differently than how the author interpreted it, the Red Haze was something more emotional

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In the film, this scene is when Ponyboy is being drowned in the fountain then the screen turns a blood red. I think the filmmakers interpreted what the author meant, because this shows that Bob was killed. Both the author and filmmaker interpreted that scene in the same way.

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The red haze is the blood in the fountain. No in the book it shows how Pony is about to pass out from drowning, but the filmmakers show it as Bobs blood.

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Int the film the red is blood. No, the author did not interpret it correctly because the author said it when pony was drowning. It meant that Pony could see the pool of blood. Yes because it made it seem like pony was injured

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A red haze filled my mind is treated in the film by having red blood fill the water and cover Pony's face. The filmmakers didn't interpret what the author meant because Pony was passing out and when he said he saw a red haze in his eye he probably meant he could see red in the corner of his vision. The effect is Ponyboy wasn't bleeding and it was someone else's blood. Yes because it seemed like Pony was getting hurt, but the Soc was the one who died.

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The splotch of blood covers the screen. No because they in the novel it was in his head. In the movie it was actual blood. It gives people curiosity and suspense. Yes because in the book they made people wonder if ponyboy was dieing.

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In the film, the red haze is the blood that fills the fountain. I don't think the filmmakers have interpreted what the author meant correctly. The affect is that it adds suspense to the scene as the viewers sees that someone got hurt, but don't know it was a Soc or Greaser. This affect is different from the authors, because in the book it seems like Pony got hurt, and in the film it is obvious that someone's blood is in the pool.

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IN the film, red haze in Bob's blood. I think the filmmaker has interpreted what the author meant. The effect is to show that Johnny really did kill Bob. No it's not different from the authors.