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context of everyday life. Describe the main character(s) of the film/episode (15 lines maximum) We come across Jerry Seinfeld, the main character. He is a comedian making one man shows and gets his inspiration in his daily life. He is often accompanied by his best friend George Costanza, a really weird and creepy man. He won't hesitate to lie about what he is to dredge women or in general to get what he wants. Both of them catch out with Elaine Benes. She is actually Jerry's ex-girlfriend, but

the beginning. It all began when a wealthy young man, Mr. Bingley, moved from London to Netherfield Park, a neighbouring village of the Bennets' house. Mr. Bingley came his two sisters and his best friend Mr. Darcy. The Bennet daughters got to meet the Bingleys and Mr. Darcy at a local party, and soon, Charles Bingley and Jane Bennet got to know each other and went along very well. On the other hand, Mr. Darcy appeared as a cold and haughty man, especially hostile to Elizabeth Bennet. -Yes,

listen to this: our next guest is a very special one, he just came back from a gap year spent in Austalia and Lesotho, the documentary he produced titled ''The Forgotten kingdom'' just came out, Please welcome as it should his hightness Prince Harry ! Good evening, how are you? Good evening Prince Harry, I'm fine, I'm glad you're here. Actually we're very lucky to have you on the show tonight, you're quite a busy young man.. Hah, I don't have much free time but it's

He had told her that he would be wearing a light-coloured suit and carrying a copy of the Telegraph. Oh yes, Bridie thought, the Telegraph. He's definitely a doctor. “Light-coloured suit”, she liked the sound of that. Clearly this was a man of style and taste. She tried to contain herself as she walked in, not get too excited. Tried not to imagine herself swanning into his surgery with two Harrods bags swinging under her arms, or sitting in a fancy restaurant ordering hors-d'oeuvres, or arranging

extract of Dead Famous, written in 2001 by Ben Elton. The goal of the text is to make us understand that we should not believe everything we watch on TV. The reality in TV the candidates are volunters All the candidates in the TV show are volunters, they chose to participate an they offer their own personality. They are cashed by the editor in chief and all the editors of House Arrest. {text:list-item} The candidates are not actors, the editors don't ask them or make

du Rock’n Roll Show de Dick River à l’Olympia. C’est en 1974, alors que Coluche quitte la troupe, le public se rend compte que Coluche, même seul peut faire rire. Il réalise ses premiers spectacles en solo et acquiert une notoriété autant à la télé qu’à la radio grâce à ses sketches ‘‘ C’est l’histoire d’un mec’’ et ‘‘ Le Schmilblick’’. Tout s’enchaine pour Coluche, il apparait au cinéma, on l’aperçoit dans une publicité, il enregistre la bande annonce de son premier one-man-show . C’est dans ce

things get complicated and a conflict arises between Stanley and Blanche. The conflict between Stanley and Blanche can be seen as a conflict between the values of the 19th century and the values of the 20th century symbolised by their different manners and ways of living. We will first study Blanche’s values of the old South America. Then we will study Stanley’s values of what can be called throughout the play “modern” America. Finally we will see that there is a conflict between the characters

Not Waving But Drowning, Stevie Smith Write a critical appreciation of this poem explaining its meaning and how this is conveyed through language and form. On the first degrees, the poem is about a man who has swum far away from the beach and is now out of his depth. He is waving his arms to try to attract attention because he is drowning yet everybody on the beech believes he is happy and does not react. But, the story is more largely about life itself, people are not always as well as it

Dracula, one of the best-known stories of 19th-century British fiction. It is often remembered, by those who have read it or seen one of the numerous filmic adaptations of the novella, as the sensational dramatization of the conflict between good and evil within man. As you know, the names of the ‘two’ protagonists are also often commonly used to oppose good and evil in a wide range of domains. This opposition is not as clear-cut within the novella, as we will see. I would like to show first of