{"id":7375,"date":"2016-06-14T15:13:49","date_gmt":"2016-06-14T09:43:49","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/13.201.39.237\/?p=7375"},"modified":"2016-06-14T15:13:49","modified_gmt":"2016-06-14T09:43:49","slug":"book-show-normal-people-adaptation-review","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.arre.co.in\/?p=7375","title":{"rendered":"Book v\/s Show: Normal People and the Youthful Understanding of Love and Other Things"},"content":{"rendered":"\n<p class=\"wp-block-paragraph\"><em><span class=\"dropcap\">N<\/span>ormal People<\/em> is a passionate deep dive into the emotional upheaval of young adulthood and the throbbing ache of a love felt deeply but often left unsaid. The 2018 smash hit by Irish writer Sally Rooney and its 2020 TV adaptation follow the protagonists, Marianne Sheridan (Daisy Edgar-Jones) and Connell Waldron (Paul Mescal) through their formative years. Thrown into this mix is an all-consuming on-off romance reminiscent of Gen-Z dating. Their vulnerability is startling and familiar\u2013sometimes uncomfortably so. The book itself is a masterclass in direct, raw, and piercing prose that scrapes at the very core of its protagonists as well as the reader.<\/p>\n\n\n\n<p class=\"wp-block-paragraph\">Rooney\u2019s <em>Normal People<\/em> derives its brilliance from spools of internal monologues \u2013 a characteristic that would naturally make it difficult to be adapted to screen. Most battles that Connell and Marianne fight lie within; any external struggles that come by are just their outward expression. Directed by Lenny Abrahamson &#038; Hettie MacDonald and co-written by Rooney, the TV series delivers on most counts, such as Marianne and Connell\u2019s dynamic and faithfulness to the text\u2019s sometimes awkward but always real atmosphere.<br><blockquote class=\"quote--center\">The book itself is a masterclass in direct, raw, and piercing prose that scrapes at the very core of its protagonists as well as the reader.<\/blockquote><br>One of its merits is how it translates the pauses in the book where the characters do mundane things while engaging in heavy duty dialogue, both external and internal. These moments give Rooney\u2019s incisive writing time to cut through and seep into your consciousness. The show turns them into silent sequences where the characters go about their day while the action marinates in your head. Another achievement is its casting. Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal are Marianne and Connell personified. They deliver sensitive and perceptive performances that leave little room for criticism.<\/p>\n\n\n\n<p class=\"wp-block-paragraph\">These achievements are due to the creators\u2019 mantra of\u00a0 \u201cthe book is the Bible\u201d. The absence of invectives by disgruntled fans is testimony to their loyalty to the source material. Still, there are certain sequences that would have benefited from the front row seats that we, as readers, have to the inner workings of the protagonists\u2019 minds. However, it\u2019s down more to the limitations that a screen adaptation encounters in fully translating internal dialogue. In this case, it led to the simplification and even elimination of certain character insights.<br><blockquote class=\"quote--center\">One of its merits is how it translates the pauses in the book where the characters do mundane things while engaging in heavy duty dialogue, both external and internal.<\/blockquote><br>For instance, Connell comes off much nicer on the show. His characterisation seems incomplete without the book\u2019s inner monologues that lay out his phobia of abnormalcy more explicitly. He displays a deep contempt for Marianne because she is a reminder of his own abnormalcy. His mistreatment of her isn\u2019t just down to her unpopularity in school; he actually fears who he is around her. This inability to accept his own self is why long after school is over, he still finds it difficult to acknowledge a romantic relationship with Marianne in public.<\/p>\n\n\n\n<p class=\"wp-block-paragraph\">This is part of Connell\u2019s larger quest to figure out who he is; whether he is actually as \u201cnice\u201d as others believe he is. He grapples with the power he has over Marianne; the knowledge that she will never say no to him. It\u2019s a darker side to Connell that we don\u2019t see much on screen. Yes, he is a confused young man but there is also the Connell who likes having Marianne in control. While some of the internal thought processes have been converted to dialogue and voice overs, others, like this particular character arc, lose out. The showmakers have also left in a few scenes which require knowledge of the characters\u2019 thoughts to make sense. These little moments don\u2019t make sense without the internal dialogue.<br><blockquote class=\"quote--center\">It\u2019s a darker side to Connell that we don\u2019t see much on screen<\/blockquote><br>Another casualty is the dynamic between Connell and one of his girlfriends, Helen. It is simplified to the classic \u201cthird wheel in the love story\u201d trope but Helen, in the book, is so much more. She represents Connell\u2019s excessive desire to be normal. Initially, Connell is determined that they \u201cbelong together\u201d but only because he sees her as his gateway to normalcy. The idea of Helen is more appealing than Helen herself. Helen v\/s Marianne in the book is about the constant tussle in Connell\u2019s head between who he wants to be and who he is.<\/p>\n\n\n\n<p class=\"wp-block-paragraph\">Without Connell\u2019s candid reflections, Helen is reduced to a rudimentary romantic rival. These plot points are integral in the book as they prompt us to question the idea of normalcy. Who is a normal person? Is being normal the same as being good? Why should one strive to be normal at all? The show deliberately spotlights Connell and Marianne\u2019s relationship in the interest of effective storytelling. It delves into these questions too, just in less detail than the book.<br><blockquote class=\"quote--center\">The show deliberately spotlights Connell and Marianne\u2019s relationship in the interest of effective storytelling.<\/blockquote><br>Marianne, on the other hand, is the more tragic character of the two. An abusive family has tainted her self-image and shattered her sense of personal boundaries. Her mother, Denise, is unbelievably uncaring in the book, not displaying even a shred of love for her daughter. Show Denise, while complicit in the abuse doled out to Marianne by Alan, her brother, has a few maternal (though barely) interactions with her.<\/p>\n\n\n\n<p class=\"wp-block-paragraph\">Since the change has no effect on the storyline, it makes you wonder why it was made in the first place. Another modification is the breakup between Marianne and her Swedish boyfriend Lukas, who also abuses her. It is triggered by him saying he loves her during one such episode. It\u2019s a pivotal moment for Marianne because she actively acknowledges that there is no love in violence. The show replaces it with a wordless montage, again, a simplification that misses an opportunity to verbalise Marianne\u2019s attempt at feeling worthy of love.<br><blockquote class=\"quote--center\">While these additions would have further enriched the show, they don\u2019t really affect the viewing experience.<\/blockquote><br>While these additions would have further enriched the show, they don\u2019t really affect the viewing experience. It has done a fabulous job of animating Connell and Marianne\u2019s story and deserves praise for it. What matters is that both the book and the show make you feel the longing, the loneliness and the love in Marianne and Connell\u2019s story. My advice? Read <em>and<\/em> watch.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>The popular 2018 coming-of-age book, Normal People, written by Sally Rooney and its 2020 adaptation follows its protagonists through the turmoil of Gen-Z relationships. 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