A story presented as a play
An adaptation is when something is changed so that it can better fit or mold to where it is trying to be. In this answer, the story is changed slightly so that it will work as a play on stage with actors and props. Often when a story is changed from story form to play there might be more dialogue. Also, the adaptation may need some adjustments for time. A movie review and literary analysis both talk about the pros and cons of the story. They do not change anything, but rather give their opinions on what could be changed. The third answer is simply not true because the original form has no adaptations or changes.
