Question: In the novel Fight Club, Chuck Palahniuk uses a distinctive style to portray the fractured psyche of the narrator. When adapting this to film, director David Fincher and screenwriter Jim Uhls made several changes. Identify and discuss specific examples where the book's narrative structure is altered or maintained in the film. How do these changes (or consistencies) impact the audience's experience and interpretation of the story? Do these alterations make for a more cinematic experience? Why or why not?