A Both adaptations keep the source text’s message and structure unchanged, so there is no real reinterpretation.
B The limited TV series version turns a private dilemma into a social argument by showing competing viewpoints, while the stage play version sharpens the cautionary message by stressing consequences and unresolved harm; these different strategies guide the audience toward different angles on freedom.
C The limited TV series version sharpens the cautionary message by stressing consequences and unresolved harm, while the stage play version turns a private dilemma into a social argument by showing competing viewpoints; their interpretive strategies are swapped.
D The main difference is only format (screen vs. page), not purpose; the theme of freedom stays identical in each.
