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and the author : * Written by Georges Eliot * Mary Anne (Mary Ann, Marian) Evans (22 November 1819 – 22 December 1880), better known by her pen name George Eliot, was an English novelist and one of the leading writers of the Victorian era. She is the author of seven novels, including The Mill on the Floss (1860), Silas Marner (1861), Middlemarch (1871–72), and Daniel Deronda (1876), most of them set in provincial England and well known for their realism and psychological insight. * Entitled

the Christmas of 1973…” 2) Harriet is pregnant. She and David are going to announce her pregnancy when David’s parents and Harriet’s are reunited. They hardly dare to announce the arrival of the first baby. Frederick, Molly’s husband, tells them that they are crazy and irresponsible to rush into parenthood. Later, they discuss with David’s parents about the mansion James approves of their decision. Dorothy is more reserve concerning babies. She makes a difference between aristocrats, who can bring

Montauban with the name of Marie Gouze. She would be then the natural girl of the poet The Franc of Pompignan, of which she will tell to hold her literary talents. In 1765, Marie Gouze gets married to Louis Aubry, with whom she will have, two years later a child. After the death of her husband intervened shortly after, she leaves with her son settle down in Paris, not wanting to hold her role of provincial middle-class person. Dreaming about celebrity, she takes the pen name of Olympe de Gouges

Kristien is completely different: she is understanding. L. 22 “I know he means it”. She tries to argue, to convince him. L. 8,9 “and you think violence can be solved with violence,” She must believe in this pacifist slogan : “ an eye for an eye will leave the world blind” often heard during anti-war demonstrations. L.23,24 “I try to reason with him”. She must be fed up with such conversations. L.21 “How many times have I heard ..”, she sighs, L. 29 showing her weariness

husband. Rufus is Philly Bingham’s son. 2) Alex, Connor and Rufus get to know each other because they are in the same class. 3) The scene takes place in Nancy’s house, in London, United Kingdom. 4) Nancy used to live in Dallas, in the United States. She has been living in London for only six months. 5) Nancy’s home is fully furnished with luxurious items, such as a home cinema, or mahogany furniture, and provides big rooms (ex: “enormous bedroom” line 6). This implies that the Masters are wealthy people

Examiner says she was strangled ,” Sergeant Alf Moore told his superior. “That’s pretty obvious,” Detective Jill Jamieson said as she looked at Clarissa’s contorted face. Saliva had dripped from the edge of her mouth, down her chin, and across the red marks on her neck. “Weapon hasn’t been found yet,” Moore continued, but some fibers were found in the wound. We’re running a check on them now.” “Good,” Jamieson said. “Who found the body ?” “Her secretary. She was supposed

their cups, twisted by the chills of night, the girl, as yet hardly awake, let her blue eyes wander beyond the neighboring roofs to look at the sky; then, from habit, she cast them down on the gloomy depths of the street, where they immediately met those of her adorer. Vanity, no doubt, distressed her at being seen in undress; she started back, the worn pulley gave way, and the sash fell with the rapid run, which in our day has earned for this artless invention of our forefathers an odious name

affection. She is weak and submissive. Scene 4+ scene 5: Ghost talk to Hamlet and confess that a snake (his uncle) killed him and should stop the incestuous act of his uncle and his mother married and sharing the same bed. The swear that they won’t talk about what happened. Act II Scene 1 Ophelia comes to her dad and confess what Hamlet did: no personal judgment, no personal opinion nor personality. Her dad tells her what to do and she obeys ignoring her feelings and her thoughts. She is submissive

“through leaves, over bridges.” “I had no idea you were in town,” she said. “Just this minute I got in,” he said. “Still in the Army, I see,” said the young woman. “Seven more months to go,” he said. He was a private first class in the Artillery. His uniform was rumpled. His shoes were dusty. He needed a shave. He held out his hand for the magazine. “Let’s see the pretty book,” he said. She gave it to him. “I’m getting married, Newt,” she said. “I know,” he replied. “Let’s go for a walk.” Kurt

moonlit drainpipe , trudged across the Arizona and landed at La Guardia Airport with almost nothing. She had not planned to stay long - only enough to pay back her sister the $1,000 smuggler's fee, work off some debts in Mexico and give her some space from her two children, left in the care of her mother. That was six years ago, and Ana (not her real name) has yet to return to Mexico. Now 35, she has climbed through the ranks of the service economy from laundry woman to maid to a successful broker