The plot differences between the novel and the play To Kill a Mockingbird begins with the fixation of the Radley house not being displayed in expanded detail during the play, as it is in the novel. Furthermore, the play did not refer to the fire that burnt Miss Maudie’s house down. This fire was a significant part of the storyline because it showed that the people in the town are not bad-hearted they are just ignorant to Tom Robinson and his case. Continuing on Mrs. Henry Lafayette Dubose passes away a few day after the verdict of the Tom Robinson case in the play, but in the book she never lived to see the verdict of the case. Finally, Calpurnia did not take Jem and scout to her African American church in the play, in the novel, this is em
