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quête obsessionnelle de célébrité, conduira les participants à libérer la part la plus sombre de leur humanité. Le récit collectif est présenté comme dans un groupe de parole, d’un atelier d’écriture bien trash ou plutôt comme sur les planches d’une stand up comedy, chacun des membres progressant tour à tour dans le morbide, dans la folie, descendant de plus en plus au fond de leur folie à la manière des comiques avant d’entrer sur scène. Thématique du rêve américain : A l’estomac est entrecoupé

conflicting feelings: despair and her knowledge that it might be better for the child to be sold on her own « she stands a better chance of a fine family ». The narrator knows her life will be shattered if she loses her but she can't do anything. As for the little girl, she is sensitive to be the situation and feels panic-striken: that's why she clings to her mother who fails to cheer her up, to comfort her because she is overwhelmed by her own emotions. The tone of the passage is very pessimistic

This change came about from an adventure we had together. One day when I rode over to the Shimerdas' I found Antonia starting off on foot for Russian Peter's house, to borrow a spade Ambrosch needed. I offered to take her on the pony, and she got up behind me. There had been another black frost the night before, and the air was clear and heady as wine. Within a week all the blooming roads had been despoiled, hundreds of miles of yellow sunflowers had been transformed into brown, rattling, burry

call dibbs / Frist come, frist served / Thecarly brid catches the wors : Prem’s / Premier arrivé premier servi Haste makes waste : Rien ne sert de courir, il faut partir à point / Hate est source d’erreur . To up the ante: faire monter les enchères, corser les choses (poker) To come up empty handed : Rentrer bredouille Go and stuff yourself ! : Tu peux te le mettre où je pense Get over it ! : remets-toi! / n’y pense plus! Over my dead body! / No can do! / forget it! : Rien à faire,

45 - I understand every offensive strategy for every position 46 - I take good shots 47 - I have an “attack the basket” approach to my offense 48 - I get the other team in foul trouble with the way I attack the basket 49 - I can make the lay-up, take the foul, and make the basket for the “And 1”. 50 - I am unselfish in setting screens and picks for my teammates 51 - I use picks and screens effectively 52 - I am confident and strong when driving through the lane to the basket 53 - I

fly-swats, his the he never a finger help,he dropsbiscuit lifts to crumbs everywhere, I cân'tstand him,I can'tget any sleep,Pauline and I are quarrelling the time,sooner laterI'm all or going haveto moveout,I can'tstandit anymore,I thinkl'm cracking to up'. 5 a fly-swat: a flat object for hitting insects DeborahMoggach,Ihese Foolish Things,2005 NOTE AUX CANDIDATS Lescandidats traiteront sujetsur la copie qui le a) respecterI'ordredes questi (numéro lettrerepère et le b) faireprécéder les c) composer

firstly I'm going to introduce the subject to you by telling you some History and statistics and illustrate the subject by giving a recent disputed case about the capital punishment. As an introduction, I would like to begin by telling that the US stand for th 1st economic power in the world. The famous expression « land of freedom » is really well-konwn. What can be seen as a paradox is that, on the one hand US are one of the most democratical country in the world and on the other hand people in

Grant is thinking about Jefferson deep inside but he tries to escape reality by looking around him etc. Somehow we can imagine if this butterfly doesn’t remind him of Jefferson The story begins “Yes I told myself it is finally over” Grant can’t stand still and walks, turns around him observes the trees, houses, Henri Pichot’s house, Miss Emma’s house, Here we can a feeling like he’s expecting somebody to come he is waiting for something, for somebody probably someone who will tell him IT IS OVER

Opposing British rule : Gandhi Description d’un document India was one of the first British colonies to stand up against British rule. Gandhi, who developed new forms of rebellion, soon became an emblematic figure of political activism worldwide. * How and why did Gandhi become the very embodiment of opposition to British domination? First we’ll see what had encouraged Gandhi to rebel against British rule and secondly we’ll study about the methods used by Gandhi to act. I. From London

We got to watch one of his stand up show where he shares with his public experiences and facts he observed in cats and dogs behavior. The main aim of his presentation was to made us laugh. Then, we would ask ourselves: what was so funny about that very performance? The purpose of the following essay is to give a personal explanation to that question.  First of all, here is an important statement I feel like I have to establish before I start this paper over: amusement is a relative concept meaning