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Heart Of Darkness Adaptation

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Why was Joseph Conrad's Heart of Darkness so readily adaptable into the film Apocalypse Now?
A

Much like Shakespeare, Conrad's writing style is highly open to interpretation, allowing his storylines to be translated into other settings and plots.

B

Francis Ford Coppola shared many life experiences with Joseph Conrad, enabling him to relate closely to the themes and reinterpret them into a new narrative.

C

The darkness referred to in the novella is abstract and carries implications for the modern world, allowing it to be aptly applied to the events of the Vietnam War.

D

Because the novella is set primarily in the jungle, much of its imagery easily parallels the setting of the Vietnam War.

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