The book version of Golly is a quiet, conservative, and distant nanny; whereas, the movie version of Golly is a caring, talkative, and involved nanny. This causes an extreme impact on Harriet in two different ways. Book example. In the movie Golly acts like a mother to Harriet, so when it comes time to leave, Harriet’s world appears to stop. An example from the movie is when “Harriet stands outside with Golly while they wait for her taxi. When Golly is in the taxi and it begins to drive away, Harriet grabs onto the window and runs with it until she cant keep up. While this is happening the audience watches Golly starting to cry” (time 26:32). This scene shows how much of a loving relationship Harriet and Golly share in the