In Supremacy, Marie (a character who survived the entire book series) is suddenly killed during a chase sequence.In the first film, Conklin is anti-climactically murdered at the end.Anyone Can Die: Several important characters are surprisingly dispatched over the course of the series:.Most significantly, Ward Abbott's equivalent in the books was essentially the Big Good of the first book he's revealed to be a corrupt CIA official in the films.

Moreover, Conklin in the books, while playing a similar role as Bourne's Treadstone handler, was a far more sympathetic character who, in the second and third books becomes a close friend and ally of Bourne's, whereas in the film he's portrayed as nothing more than another amoral CIA bureaucrat. In the films on the other hand, he actually was an assassin for the CIA. In the books, Bourne was not really an assassin, but a deep-cover CIA operative posing as one to bring down an assassin. Adaptational Villainy: On multiple levels.Action Film, Quiet Drama Scene: Several, including the dialogue with Professor in Identity, Bourne's apology to Irena Neski in Supremacy, and the conversation (rather monologue) with Nicky in Ultimatum.This series as a whole provides examples of:

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