Dead Like Me

question l.3 “how long”. On l.12, the singer wants to show that violence doesn’t resolve the problem, “there’s many lost but tell me who was won?” there is no winner, but only victims. That’s why violence it’s absurd, pointless. The methaphor l.7 “dead end street” stands for the uslessness and the meaningless of violence. Moreover, the singer underlines the cruelty of violence. Some visual elements evoque death and let us make a picture of it in our mind, l.6 “children feet” shows that young people

For instance, through Victor Frankenstein’s character, the author tries to highlight the bad sides of human beings. Indeed, in the novel, the central character is full of ambition and has a large ego. His project of creating a living creature out of dead pieces emphasizes this point of view because it shows that Victor Frankenstein is only looking for his own pride: “I will pioneer a new way, explore unknown powers and unfold to the world the deepest mysteries of creation”. Through this event, Mary

Paroles Jeff Buckley Hallelujah I've heard there was a secret chord That David played, and it pleased the Lord But you don't really care for music, do you? It goes like this The fourth, the fifth The minor fall, the major lift The baffled king composing Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Hallelujah Your faith was strong but you needed proof You saw her bathing on the roof Her beauty and the moonlight overthrew you She tied you to her kitchen chair She broke your throne, she cut your hair

better,to go always further. But there, his passion is transformed into a kind of godlike power he feels for creating new life. So, he found a way to create something new. That is how the creature was born. But in seeking to create a living being out of dead parts, the living being he creates is neither human nor beast but a hideously formed monster. The doctor faces a choice: should he destroy the monster or should he set it free and even create its mate, as the monster demands? But what Frankenstein

my grandmother, Edith. And we lived in a little house. On the Prarie, in Massachusetts. Once, my mother asked me to peel the potatoes for dinner, I refused. So my Grandmother called me over to her, made me sit on her lap, and just like you I was, looking up at her like I knew she was gonna tell me something big. She just said to me, ‘Bring me them potatoes.’ So I did. And she said, ‘Bring me that knife.’ So I did. And she started peeling ‘em. But just when I was turning back to my little bit of fun

being at my local pub chatting to the barman whilst downing a good couple of pints. Somebody must have drugged me. Suddenly and unexpectedly, the mobile rings, a jaunty tune that does nothing to improve my mood. I pick up. “So how do you like your new location? Does it bring back memories?” says the voice, teasing me. I don’t recognize it, it’s disguised, but it does have an air of familiarity about it. “I’ll get straight to the point. You’ve got until precisely eleven minutes past eleven

quietly” (fin chap) -Chap 13 “One morning, during the interval of fine weather…For Ambrosch my Mama come here” 12e: Chap 14 “Presently grandfather came in…The country with no roads to guide him (fin chap) 13e: Chap 16 “Mr. Shimerda lay dead in the barn…Like long veils flying ( Les paroles de la prière) 14e: Chap 18 “After I began to go the country school…She would follow the matter up” 15e: Chap 19 “July came on with the breathless…But they will be hard for us(fin chap)” BOOK 2 : 16e: Chap

vampires, the film Dracula is above all in the horror-fantasy genre. This unrealistic way of the story allows us to dream and cut off from reality ; everybody has already dream of a supernatural power which could allow us to fly or turn into animal like count Dracula in the film when he turns into a wolf or turns invisible. After watching the film we could even believe in the existence of vampires in far and isolated places. Why not ? The means used in realisation of fantasy films often make these

style of Cassady, with any punctuation, charmes Kerouac who sees in it the confirmation of his literary creed, according to which the first impulse is always the best. Cassady thus enters in the circle, becoming also Ginsberg's lover, the latter like Kerouac, detecting in his sentences, a natural rhythm close to the jazz's scanning. The term “Beat Generation” appears really in 1948, during a discussion between Clellon Holmes, a journalist and writer, and Jack Kerouac who is one of his friends

Nationalists wanted independence. When the war began, both the Nationalists and the Unionists decided to fight alongside Britain in the war. In the case of the Nationalists, they calculated that they would have a bargaining chip to use after the war. Like everyone they thought that the war was going to end by Christmas 1914. But when the war was still at a stalemate in 1916, the Nationalists knew that the war was going to go on for years and planned an uprising to drive Britain, which was distracted