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First of all, let us analyse the name of Dracula itself . The name of the fictionnal character is close to that of the historical character. It is derived from “dragon” (dracul in Romanian), Vlad Tepes’ family having been named Drăculea by historians. Actually, Vlad Tepes’ father was nicknamed Vlad II Dracul (Vlad II the dragon) because he was part of the order of the dragon. Moreover, Dracul means “dragon” but also “devil” in Romanian. This ambiguity was kept by Bram Stoker in his novel, to stress

Mounir Helal21,5/30 -> 14,3/20Vidéo en Anglais:CO 6,5/10Cette extrait présente une femme interviewée en 1989 avec comme thème<les rôles définies dans les années 1950>,le but de cette vidéo est de donné une idée statistique aux téléspectateurs de ce qui se passait réellement dans les années 1950 concernant les familles de la classe moyenne .Elle explique que les parents ont donné deux types de messages différents a leurs enfants avec un explicite et un autre implicite .Ces enfants voyaient

lifetime as and these two plays were instrumental in defining him as a master of French comedy. His plays focused on the withholding and discovery of love with subtle remarks and social status entangled with physiological revelations made by the characters at the end of the production. Although the works of Pierre Marivaux are famous now he did not find a great deal of fame during his lifetime, thus it is not surprising that little is known about his life because all that really remains to represent

This picture is a drawing. This must be an extract of a public awareness campaign, maybe in a social magazine. We don't know the author, not even when or where the drawing was made. Seeing the hair of the characters we can guess that there is in China. But it's a caricaturist way to see Chinese people. To my mind the picture is about the working conditions of the children in China. This drawing was made to strike people. It's something thought-provoking. And unfortunately this drawing is about a

detergent is share by 19 brands were Ariel and another P and G brand has 21 % . This market has lots of competitors such as Ariel which is also a leader. 2) The imaginery of the brand Mr Cleans produce an imaginery thanks to : A) The character : The icône of the brand is a muscle and bold sailorman earing an immaculate tee shirt and always smiling. This image represented by Mr Clean is a strong man who reflect the man of the situation , as a sort of superhero. He seems Huge which

Molière. It is his most famous play. |Contents | |[hide] | |1 History | |2 Main characters | |3 Plot synopsis | |4 Controversy surrounding the play | |5 Production history |

Title and Code Course: EN 205, Exile and Belonging in American Short Fiction Student Name and Number: Lucie Legrand 58108378 Programme Code: HMSAX Full and Exact Essay Title: A recurring theme in the stories is the failure of characters to take responsibility for their own lives. Discuss the nature of theses failures, drawing upon at least two of the stories from the course. Lecturer's name: M. Brian Duffy Declaration I hereby certify that this material, which I now submit

their role The Godfather cast is kind of prestigious; some of the actors have even been discovered thanks to the movie. MARLON BRANDO AS DON VITO CORLEONE Don Vito Corleone is the most famous character of The Godfather, played by Marlon Brando. He’s certainly the character who made the movie so famous and cult. He’s composed of many characteristics of the gangster, largely based on Frank Costello’s or Carlo Gambino’s (famous italian-american gangster): raspy voice

RYE ANALYSE J.DSALINGER’SSTYLE Salinger uses a lot of description. He uses it discreetly and by using his own technic. He passes it through the emotion, quality, or characteristic of a character. For example, he gave a lot of unimportant details like the street names, the description of a character without any importance, or other various information. He transmits his attentiveness through Holden who has this quality too. The paragraphs are separated not necessarily by subjects or themes

undone at the back with her petticoat showing, much to everyone’s amusement. With Herr B sitting with his colleagues, Frau B is left to sit to socialise with the other women of the town. The women, excluding Frau B, nastily comment on the bride’s character and reputation as she had brought her out-of-wedlock child along to the festivities. The bride remains outside of the fun as the women who critically observe her reaffirm that she ‘remained very still, with a little vacant smile on her lips, only