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I think that it boils down to 'saying something new' about the source material, like OP said. Going off in a random direction isn't really saying anything new, because it's disconnected from the source material. A good adaptation should give you a new perspective on the source material, and ideally make you think about it more. Those are the most difficult adaptations to do (and btw, I think Wicked fails at that too).

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Re: what is the point of adaptations that don't change up the source material a lot