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In recent years, there have been active discussions about the connections between narrative and media at the result of the soaring interest in the existing patterns of narrative in the rapidly changing cultural environment after the advent of diverse media. There is twopronged interest in the expansion or adaptation of narrative according to media transfer; one is about the cultural use of literary texts and their reproduction into useful contents, and the other is about the interactions between the literary and film description structure. Explorations of literary texts’usability as original works are related to the production of diverse cultural contents. In comparative studies between literary and film texts, a focus has been placed on the combinations of media and literature and the transference patterns, which are three; one is literature influencing film; another film influencing literature; and the other literature and film influencing each other. In this study, the investigator set out to examine the first pattern with The Story of A Worm by Lee Cheong-jun and Milyang by Lee Chang-dong and compare the original novel with the adapted movie. There can be many approaches toward comparative study between novel and film texts. When one is under the influence of the other, we can examine how the influenced text reorganizes the original text and how the influential relations are reflected. When moving a movie out of a novel, the director becomes the reader of the novel text and the producer of the movie text. He or she inevitably introduces his or her critical interpretations throughout the creative transformation process including adaptation and direction. Focusing on the adapted movie’s interpretative perspectives of the original novel and the ways they were revealed, the study tried to search for analysis methods to allow for compatibility in media and formats.