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Noah Claypole, an oafish but bullying fellow apprentice and "charity boy" who is jealous of Oliver’s promotion to mute, and Charlotte, the Sowerberrys' maidservant, who is in love with Noah. One day, in an attempt to bait Oliver, Noah insults Oliver's biological mother, calling her "a regular right-down bad ‘un". Oliver flies into a rage, attacking and even beating the much bigger boy. Mrs. Sowerberry takes Noah’s side, helps him to subdue, punching, and beating Oliver, and later compels her husband

strenghten what he hath made crooked ? » Ecclésiaste 7-13 Traduction : « Regarde l’œuvre de Dieu : qui pourra donc redresser ce qu’il a courbé ? » Ecclésiaste 7-13 * Seconde citation : « I not only think that we will tamper with Mother Nature, I think Mother Nature wants us to » Willard Gaylin Traduction : «  Oui nous toucherons à dame nature, car c´est ce quelle veut ? » Willard Gaylin La seconde citation répond à la première sans ambiguïté et précisent le sens du film, qui est aussi

“crawling dog” (very low self image). Paragraph 2: Then follows a transition to his daughter, a very negative one too. She obviously gets on his nerves. He has a bad opinion about his daughter. She’s described as “not stupid”, she is compared to his mother in a negative way: “she speaks in platitudes”, “exhausted phrases”, “hand me down ideas”. In short, he considers his wife as a boring an uninteresting person and his daughter too. He has an argument with his daughter but he obviously doesn’t care

husband over his wife -Illusion VS Reality When Blanche arrives she is dressed in a very fancy dress, the stage directions reveal she is 5 years older than her sister, although she always pretends she is younger than her sister. Light “that suggests a moth”: paper lantern / only night time. She searches light. Allan Grey, Stella+Stanley have coloured lights. When the joke has a sexual connotation she seems out of place and confused. -loneliness/family She is driven away by society: “they told me

inspired with perhaps the most enduring quality, come the Norman tales of farm and peasant life. Maupassant's annexation of the province is as complete as Mr. Hardy's of Wessex. Himself sprung from a race of Norman squires, it happened that his mother followed with particular interest the simple, if often eccentric, annals of their humbler com- patriots, and never tired of discussing them with her son. He was something of a sportsman, too ; and in France shooting brings different classes

with it and smash open the bathroom door and crash it down on his head. Marilyn French, The Women’s Room, 1978. 9 Anglais LV1/LV2 Le sujet › Document B The scene is set in the late sixties. 5 10 15 20 But what I hadn’t understood about my mother was that buried deep beneath this conventional exterior was the hardy little seed of a feminist. I’m sure that word never passed her lips, but it made no difference. Her certainty frightened me. She said it was my duty as a woman to go to Cambridge

We picked flowers in the garden ‘To pick up” means to lift up from ground e.g. The naughty boy picked up a stone 24. “Revenge” & “Avenge” ‘to revenge oneself’ is to punish for a wrong done to oneself e.g. I revenged myself for the insult ‘To avenge’ is to punish on behalf of another (usually the innocent or weak) e.g. He now avenged his son’s murder 25. “Convince” & “Persuade” ‘to convince’ is to make a person believe : I’m now convinced of his honesty. ‘to persuade’ means

of prestige, of statues power. In the business or social context gift giving is an oportunity to gain or to loose face. In the Phillipines, in Indonesia, Taillande, social respect is synonymous with smoothe social relatioons because it is a deep insult to humiliate someone by mang him loosing his face in public. Chapter n°3: The Asian family economic behavior 1 - Social status and luxury product consumption  2 - Corporate profits VS Asian philosophies and religious beliefs 3 - Family dynamics

les parents the mother : la mère the father : le père the sister : la soeur the brother : le frère the grandparents : les grands-parents the grandmother : la grand-mère the grandfather : le grand-père the godfather : le parrain the godmother : la marraine the godson : le filleul the goddaughter : la filleule the oncle : l'oncle the aunt : la tante the nephew : le neveu the niece : la nièce the step-father : le beau-père (dans un autre mariage) the step-mother : la belle-mère

hadn’t called B) wouldn’t call C) wouldn’t have called D) didn’t call -3- Lisez attentivement le texte suivant avant de répondre aux questions 31 à 40. The Preppers (Paul Harris in The Observer, Sunday 14 February 2010) Tess Pennington, 33, is a mother of three children, and lives in the sprawling outskirts of Houston, Texas. But she is not taking the happy safety of her suburban existence lightly. Like a growing army of fellow Americans, Pennington is learning how to grow her own food, has stored