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shopping centre => mall • flat => apartment • film => movie 5 points 2. The Main character a. Write a sentence about the main character (name, age, job, hometown) (20 words) The main character called Mary Ann Singleton is a twenty-five year old secretary from Cleveland. 5 points b. In Which city is she and why? She is on a week’s holiday in San Francisco 5 points c. What is the relationship between the main character and Mr. Lassiter? Mr. Lassiter is Mary Ann’s boss 2 points d. Is she appreciated

going to present the characters: - Denzel Washington in the role of Malcolm X - Albert Hall in the role of Baines - Angela bassett in the role of Betty Shabazz - All Freeman Jr. in the role of Elijah Muhammad. It’s a movie embodying the life of Malcolm X also I’m going to explain the movie and the life on this ambiguous character. Malcolm X had a very tormented and eventful life. Indeed, he lived different experiences which contributed to steeling this character and made him become

resserer Grip : saisir,étreindre B. The meaning of the text 1. Situate the passage in the novel and in time: make a summary of what happened before this passage 2. Say where the scene takes place 3. Say what the passage is about 4. Say who the characters are, what they are doing 5. Pick out the words showing that they are: a) happy b) deeply moved 6. How does the reader discover the house? Through the couple’s eyes or through an outside observer’s eyes? 7. The passage can be divided into two parts:

America, or Henderson’s Adventures in Wonderland Henderson Dores, the main character of William Boyd’s Stars and Bars is of course not an ingenuous little Victorian girl like Lewis Carroll’s Alice. But in the same manner, he seems dumbfounded by the odd world in which the twists and turns of the plot take place. Is America in Stars and Bars similar to Alice’s Wonderland? Or is Henderson Dores interacting with his American environment in like manner as Alice in her Wonderland. First of all one

ambiguities[3], and by the absence of any moral judgement. One more favourable critic suggests that Malle masterfully makes the viewer uncomfortable with the film’s occasional humour: by laughing, one inevitably identifies, to some extent, with the characters, [4] many of whom one would generally not want to relate to. The ambiguous portrayal of the collaborateur is evoked most notably through the protagonist, Lucien. An analysis of this portrayal first requires a synopsis of the film’s plot. The film

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Essay: « The role of Adèle Ratignolle in The Awakening » In her novel “The Awakening”, Kate Chopin has introduced the character of Adèle Ratignolle. This Creole woman appears and reappears all along the story but what is exactly the role of Adèle in the novel? There is no denying that the woman is at first Edna’s best friend. However, as Edna’s rebirth takes place, her feelings towards Adèle progressively change and one can’t help thinking at the end that the Creole woman has a weighing

actually taking place ( through exaggeration or understatement) a character is inflated (made bigger than he really is) because the author intends to deflate him (like a punctured balloon) sooner or later, a protagonist in a story does not realize what is about to happen to him, or is happening to him, while other characters know, or while the reader knows. c) Even before we can get a chance to be impressed by the male character, we are made to smile slightly at his discomfiture, especially

in 1987, Misery is one of Stephen King’s best-sellers. Paul Sheldon is a successful writer thanks to the soppy adventures of his heroine Misery Chastain. Weary of this kind of literature, he puts an end to his popular series by killing the main character. After withdrawing in the Colorado for a while to write another novel, Fast Cars, Paul goes home to present it to his editor… but he meets with an accident on a country road because of a fierce snowstorm. Badly wounded, his two leg broken, he is

is an object Plan 2 De : “ Relent, sweet Hermia…. À : There comes Helena” I The personages of Lysander and Demetrius A) Comparison of the 2 characters -Comparison between the 2 : nobility and richness -Lysander is as noble and rich as Demetrius, he too he can be a good candidate for Hermia’s love B) 2 Characters that are different - Lysander makes fun of Demetrius ( will you marry him ? - Demetrius is unstable and unreliable( He left Helena - Hermia is