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double!) plot in Hamlet including a public and a private plots in which in one case Hamlet is the Prince seeking revenge on the usurper ‘King’ Claudius and spied upon by the Chancellor Polonius, and on the other hand, Hamlet is a fatherless son whose mother has married his uncle and who is in love with Polonius’ daughter Ophelia. It is the same character, but there are two plots; we might add another dual situation, in which Hamlet is the victim of a man who has murdered his father, but who in his turn

1985. Marty McFly, a typical teenager of the 1980s, was disappointed with his family situation. His father, shy, cowardly, do not support the conflict, crashed incessantly before his leader Biff Tannen, who forced him to write his own reports. Her mother Lorraine drinks a lot, very possessive, she is outraged that his son so with Jennifer and often warns. Marty has an eccentric scientist friend, Dr. Emmett Brown, known as "Doc." The latter has developed a machine to travel back in time after thirty

is an anarchist farce, baldly, bravely approximating the worldview of its titular heroine, a spritely, irreverent, vandalizing brat (an eleven-year-old tomboy named Catherine Demongeot) as she visits her uncle (Philippe Noiret) in Paris while her mother departs for a romantic weekend.  Zazie's destructive, carefree asocial escapades make up what passes for a plot; her uncle and an identity-swapping policeman (Vittorio Caprioli) pursue her across the city (or sometimes forget to, overwhelmed as

survive. The reclusion is physical, here and is emphasized by the “not visible” which is really strong and gives the impression that Ellen is literally physically absent from the world. The reason for such isolation is explained further down “the mother was prostrate (…) at the shock of REALITY entering her life”, 62, III. The shock was Henry repudiating his father and his birthright and fleeing the house with Bon. ⇒ The worlds in which they live are depicted as worlds of fantasy, and they as fairy

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American sensibilities.[3] Custer's mother was Marie Ward, who – at the age of 16 – had married Israel Kirkpatrick. When he died in 1835, she married Emanuel Henry Custer in 1836. Marie's grandparents – George Ward (1724–1811) and Mary Ward (née Grier) (1733–1811) – were from County Durham, England. Their son James Grier Ward (1765–1824) was born in Dauphin, Pennsylvania, and married Catherine Rogers (1776–1829). Their daughter Marie Ward became Custer's mother. Catherine Rogers was a daughter of

find positive mother/father figures within family members like uncles, aunts, grandpa, grandma or friends. Children going up for adoption are psychologically stressed from losing their parents for any reasons like death, abandonment, etc. If this kids are adopted, even by lesbians and gay couples, they will be glad that at least someone cared for them and gave them love. Another argument against gay adoption is based on Christian values and teaching. "Honor your father and your mother" invokes the

quand la décision a été prise avant de parler. Ex : We are not going to see my mother tomorrow. (Nous n’avons pas l’intention d’aller..) Do you want any help ? No thanks. John’s going to help me. (John va m’aider) On utilise be going to pour parler d’un événement future lorsque l’on est sur ou quasiment sur qu’il vas se produire. Ex : It’s 10.30 you are going to miss the train. I’ve broken the vase. My mother isn’t going to be very happy. LE PASSÉ I. PRÉTÉRIT (PASSÉ SIMPLE) On utilise

words) Read the text again from "What are these..." to "...completed a sentence." 5. a) Pick out three elements describing the father's attitude. b) In your own words, analyse his attitude. c) To what extent can this analysis be applied to the mother ? Justify your answer with one quotation. 6. Focus on the narrator. a) Select words from the list below to characterise the narrator's attitude and feelings : absent-minded - carefree - excluded - frightened - puzzled - relaxed - theatrical

making a challenging decision. The hunter must to decide whether he should kill a monkey. If he shoots the monkey, his mother will die, and if he doesn’t, his father will die. Before the war, Beah believed it was an unanswerable question because he loved both his parents equally. However, at the end of the novel, Ishmael concluded that he would kill the monkey and lose his mother to prevent others from facing the same predicament. He applied this concept of the “greater good” to his life by becoming