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Who is PERRY MASON? He is a fictional character, a lawyer who originally was the main character in numerous pieces of detective fiction authored by Erle Stanley Gardner. Perry Mason was featured in more than 80 novels and short stories, most of which had a story line which involved his client being put on trial for murder. Typically, Mason was able to establish his client's innocence by demonstrating the guilt of another character. The character of Perry Mason was portrayed each weekday

book club (the LPPPS) created during the word war two and relates the conditions of life imposed by the German occupation. In the first part we will talk about the characters and in the second part we will talk about the setting, time and historic context. Plan: I/These letters are sent between Juliet Ashton, the main character, and Sidney Stark her publisher. They live in London. We learn that Juliet is a journalist and she is writing a book under the name of Izzy Bickerstaff but she doesn’t

and Algernon- the two main characters of the play-are not. There are four main themes which can be recognised in the play: social snobbery, money matters, appearance matters and false values and lastly, not being sincere. In this essay I intend to focus on each category to highlight the society Wilde describes and the values he portrays. These will be backed up by quotations from the play. In the play Wilde often describes the social snobbery of the characters, Lady Bracknell being a prime

Nature. + the personification suggests the dependence between the fairies and Nature and even a kind of intimacy * Can you notice any difference in style compared to the previous scenes ? Could you imagine any of the previously presented characters speaking like that ? Why not ? * Study the rhetorical devices (lexical fields, etc.). Can you link them to any other passage ? Very lyrical, lots of images and metaphors Lexical fields of nature + very graphic, physical description of the

bring forward Oliver's conversion which is results from the power of the forest? How does he presents the freedom of thoughts reached by the characters of the play as a pathway the audience could go in if it choose to? The power of the nature embodied in the forest is an important recurrent theme in the play . Indeed, as soon as the play begins, the characters alternately change when entering it. In this scene we witness the sudden conversion of Oliver as he enters the forest in turn. First, one

an extract of the book "Doctor at Large" who was written by Richard Gordon.The Extract is called a Hospital board in Northumberland and we have three characters who are mentionned who are Dr Gordon;a doctor who hope to find a job in this hospital.The second characters is a surgeon of the hospital who belongs to the comitee and the last characters is the Dr Bryce-Derry the chairman of the hospital. The scene takes place in the different room.Indeed at the begining the scene takes place with Richard

usher: Brownstone: To crave: solliciter, avoir besoin, convoiter, désirer. The proceeds: produit d’une vente, montant. To commute: faire l’aller-retour. To cram: bourrer, bachoter, fourrer. An Unexpected Encounter. Narrator: Nathan Glass Characters: Tom Wood, Nathan Glass, Aurora, June, Lucy. Places: Brooklyn, Harry Brightman’s attic. Overview: This excerpt can be divided into three parts: At the beginning of this passage, we discover Nathan’s family; June; Nathan’s late sister and her

FRIENDS -MUSIC- The subject of this T.V show is ten years in the life of 6 friends who live in New York City. There are also many smaller characters. In this series, there are only three main places: the apartments of Chandler and Monica, and the Central Perk which is a pub where the friends spend a lot of time. I’ll first talk about the characters, then I ‘d talk about this pub. RACHEL: She is friends with Monica since high school but before the first, it was a long time they had not seen

conversation Source/origin a novel entitled 'American Dreams' Author John JAKES First published in 1998 Type of narrative a third-person narrative (narrator?) Setting an office, in Chicago (USA) at the turn of the 19th century Number of characters present two Their first names Joe and Fritzi Their surname/family name CROWN How they relate to each other they're a father and his daughter 2. Using the tool-box page 15, complete this summary The scene ____________________ place in Joe

1946 to describe “The Maltese Falcon”, released in 1941, “Murder, My Sweet”, “Double Indemnity” and “Laura”, all released in 1944. This type of film, unlike previous crime films, emphasizes no longer on the resolution of the crime, but more on the characters. Many called it “murder with a psychological twist” (Spicer, 2002, p.1) It showed the darker side of society and introduced the “femme fatale”. Spicer talks about many cultural influences on film noir. The 2 that will be treated are “Hard-boiled”