Change is an integral aspect that every individual retains. Change highlights our identity and therefore gives us a deeper insight into individual development. Therefore, composers accentuate the change to expose its importance and purpose (perhaps its effects on the thoughts of individuals in society). Furthermore, the text Planet of the Apes, composed by Franklin J. Schaffner, establishes change as an important element that builds a person's growth and personality. Likewise, the text The Life and Crimes of Harry Lavender, written by Marele Day, reinforces change as a critical attribute that must emerge within the body of the individual and society. In the end the two authors discover change as a significant event that must occur in every individual; they can overcome difficult situations and allows them to extend their physical characteristics. Change is an essential characteristic that allows individuals to build their own distinctive character in themselves and in the society around them. Change is divided into three types and each has a unique principle within it. These asps...