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Find three elements showing that the scene takes place in India. (The characters’ names will not be accepted.) “monsoon” (l. 19), “puribhaji” (l. 13) “ragdaa patties” (l. 13) “rupees” (l. 45) 3 pts 2. Where exactly do the characters meet? They meet in Miss Alvarez’s classroom / in Jehangir’s classroom / in a classroom. Pour “at school”, mettre la moitié des points. 2 pts 3. Say how Jehangir is connected to the other characters present in the scene. He is Miss Alvarez’s pupil and Yezad (Chenoy)’s

Find three elements showing that the scene takes place in India. (The characters’ names will not be accepted.) “monsoon” (l. 19), “puribhaji” (l. 13) “ragdaa patties” (l. 13) “rupees” (l. 45) 3 pts Where exactly do the characters meet? They meet in Miss Alvarez’s classroom / in Jehangir’s classroom / in a classroom. Pour “at school”, mettre la moitié des points. 2 pts Say how Jehangir is connected to the other characters present in the scene. He is Miss Alvarez’s pupil and Yezad (Chenoy)’s son

age, and the knowledge literally drives her crazy. “I guess it's just that I have - old-fashioned ideals!". She thinks Stanley is not good enough for her noble sister, Stella, and tries to turn her against him by pointing out different faults of character. "He acts like an animal, has an animal's habits! Eats like one, moves like one, talks like one! There's something even sub-human, something not quite to the stage of humanity yet! Yes, something - ape-like about him.....Thousands and thousands of

text. We can separate this text in two parts : The first part talk about the preparation of the derparture of Fi (l1-l26) and in the second part, we can see the discussion who talk about this departure (l27-59). So, in the first part the main character Fiona, is preparing her bag because soon, she leave (l6-7). Fiona is a girl, her name is Fiona Sweeney, her nickname is Fi, and we say she has one brother and two sisters, and the four children were brought up by their mother alone. And, after we

story written by Tony Wilmot and entitled « Skeleton in the cupboard ». It deals with the two characters meeting, a man, Robert Smythe and a young girl. They meet everyday and start talking. The girl is doing an investigation about something which happened 20 years ago. It turns out (il s’avère que) that the man played a role in this event. In a first part, I’m going to introduce the 2 main characters. Then, I’m going to talk about their encounters and finally I’m going to comment on the investigation

island character is Elizabeth, the courageous founder of the society, who lives in the memories of all who knew her. Each person who writes to Juliet adds another chapter to the story of Elizabeth's remarkable wartime experiences. Touched by the stories the letters deliver, Juliet can't help but travel to Guernsey herself — a decision that will have surprising consequences for everyone involved. Drawn together by their love of books and affection for each other, the unforgettable characters of The

history(story) takes place in Louisiana in the XIXth century, period marked by the slavery. Armand and Désirée possess a plantation and slaves. They live under cover, the description made by the house predicts unconsciously the tragic end by its sinister character. Désirée was adopted at the age of one year by the family Valmondé. At the age of 19 she is married to Armand Aubigny and is a mother of a little boy. The love which carries(wears) Armand to Désiré is described as destructive it was in love with

composition of his body and thus become a human fireball in metal statue (from what I can see, it becomes very heavy to carry) or gremlin. More importantly, we also discover that he knows how to say "Mommy. " But for now, he just still chirping. This character probably inspired by Franklin Richards. In the short film Baby-Sitters Jack-Jack Pixar directly related to the film, we discover that Jack-Jack has other powers such as teleportation (like Diablo X-Men), the projection of the laser eyes (like Cyclops

relationship between them.Then I will analyse a few quotations from the text where the characters invoke gods, say why do they do that and what does it mean for the plot. The dramatic role of Gods in Racine’s tragedy Phèdre must not be underrated.It may be that at the first read one could think that the action is completely human and that gods participate only to be uselessly invoked by the different characters, however this is definitely not true. Analysing the story we can find out how the Gods’

si vous gagnez, vous gagnez tout ; si vous perdez, vous ne perdez rien. Gagez donc qu'il est, sans hésiter.— Pensées, Blaise Pascal (1670) In the case of Godot the action of the play, action is drama in greek, was reduced to the two characters waiting for a character who never turns up. This lead to a famous description by critic Vivian Mercier Samuel Beckett's Waiting for Godot: "... has achieved a theoretical impossibility—a play in which nothing happens, that yet keeps audiences glued to their