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poster is ironic. b. The photo clearly underlines the contrast between the ideals of the nation as they are stated in the Declaration of Independence and the grim reality. The photo underlines that some people are left out, are excluded from the system. In reality, all citizens are not equal, some are “more equal than others”. People have been left out on the fringe, they have been pushed down into poverty. The havenots, people who are economically deprived / destitute, are invisible to the middle-class

correspondantes. Ce travail se fera individuellement. b. Puis on demandera à un maximum d’élèves de donner leurs réponses en les justifiant à l’aide des mots clés qui leur ont permis de trouver la solution. Ceci permettra d’insister sur les mots : crash landing, taken prisoner, dungeon (qui est un faux ami dans ce contexte), daring (à rapprocher de bold dans le Help!), interrogation room et ominous (à rapprocher de sinister). Corrigé : A6 (monster) • B5 • C4 • D6 (Calvin) • E7 • F3 3. Dreams versus reality

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day on, he was known as Excuse-Me Franklin, and the name stuck with him until the end of high school. The stories seemed to fall under several different rubrics, and after I had been at the project for approximately a month, I abandoned my one-box system in favor of a multibox arrangement that allowed me to preserve my finished works in a more coherent fashion. A box for verbal flubs, another for physical mishaps, another for failed ideas, another for social gaffes, and so on. Little by little, I

vampire minds, one of the reasons I’d initially been so attracted to Bill. You can imagine how intoxicating silence is after nonstop unwanted sharing. “Bill,” I said, trying to sound less shocked than I felt. “Are you feeling better? This poison in your system . . . Is it going away?” I could swear he sighed. He gestured me to precede him into the living room. The lamps were off. Bill had lit candles. I counted eight. I wondered what he’d been doing, sitting alone in the flickering light. Listening to music

field of the short story or humorous prose but because of this single story's representative character. Edgar Allan Poe (1809-1849) follows with The Angel of the Odd (October, 1844, Columbian Magazine), perhaps the best of his humorous stories. The System of Dr. Tarr and Prof. Fether (November, 1845, Graham's Magazine) may be rated higher, but it is not essentially a humorous story. Best American Humorous Short Stories, by Various 4 Rather it is incisive satire, with too biting an undercurrent