Every storyline is comparable to another. This is especially true between a written story and it’s motion picture version. After reading the short story “The Birds” written originally by Daphne du Maurier, and watching the movie The Birds, directed by Alfred Hitchcock, You can notice that, although they are very different, they share some common factors. The first similarity is that the birds are affected or tied to a force of nature. In the story, Nat notices that the birds are gathering at the shoreline and only attack at high tide. The movie, however, still shows the birds as tied to the waters, but they are concentrated in one small area, instead of all over. Secondly, in both storylines there are people who are filled with doubt about