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may show that Albee is interested in the Absurd. To what extend does the play belong to the theatre of the Absurd? From the very beginning, M and G are arguing about a Bette Davies's movie. Well, it is not likely to be a common contentious matter but when it comes to persons who have lived together for a long time -like middle-aged married couple – they tend to be bogged down in (the rigours of) a routine, having arguments for nothing, about futile matterss and saying repetitive sentence. G and

interruption from my dad's jobs around the house. On Sundays after church Dad was always fixing, painting, adjusting or mending. He was always, "in the middle of a job", that required his full, silent concentration and a monkey wrench(1). If I ever asked him what he was doing he'd say, "Fixing something, so don't come bothering me now."[...] But this was not the only strange thing. It used to be strange for us to go into the living room at all. It was always kept for best with Mum's carefully embroidered

reminiscing about their childhood in Nebraska. It is hot and dusty on the train, and it reminds them of the weather growing up on the frontier. According to the speaker, Jim Burden now works for the railroad in New York and is unhappily married to a dull woman who is a patroness to a number of mediocre artists and writers. A quiet man, Jim loves the American West that he grew up in and is able to pursue his passion through his work with the railroad. That day on the train, they talk about a Bohemian

listen to this extract from a radio interview with a university lecturer. Does he have the same view of computer games as you have? What are his reasons? Interviewer: I have here with me now Dr Mark Griffiths, senior lecturer in psychology at Nottingham Trent University. In a recent article for the journal Education and Health he says some rather surprising things about computer games… or video games, to call them by their other name. Dr Griffiths, computer games get a lot of bad publicity, but you

Milburn Middle School and High School. Her childhood is not miserable and not synonymous of luxury. However her parents had a contemporary art collection, and according to her, her mother was more glamour than other mothers. Rachel Zoe about her mother: “Everything about her was and is still beautiful- her hair, her jewellery, her shoes...” Loving and using fashion codes, she started very young. For instance, when she was 13 years old, she with her friends took the train from the suburban to New York

Today, there are many different kinds of adverts at the cinema; even some 3D ones and I will try to find a way to measure the effectiveness of it on the young adult audience (18-25 years old) 2. Literature Review First of all, I will talk about the audiences at the cinema. People tend to think that only young people goes to the cinema. This is a misconception and this is why the cinema is an "under-utilised" medium. Indeed, previous research had shown that young adult attend to the cinema

any sense we'd have hung on to the house in Graham Road. Jock says it's worth ten times what we paid for it in '76. We were mad to sell." Minette Walters, The Shape Of Snakes, 2000. {draw:rect} II. COMPREHENSION *1. a*) Who is the narrator? How is he/she related to Sam? * *b) Justify your answer by quoting from the text. 2. Match one element from column A with an element from column B. 3. What consequences did Sam's job have on his lifestyle? (30 words) 4. Choose the right answer

Matthew Dellen Z494 Honors Leadership Seminar Hoosiers 1. In what ways is Coach Dale a stereotypical “American” hero? In what ways is he different from the heroes we typically see in this kind of story? Coach Dale fits many of the stereotypes of the American hero in Hoosiers. The first stereotypical “American” hero icon that comes to mind would be that of John Wayne’s characters in his old Western genre movies of the 1950s. A similar, albeit extreme, example would be Clint Eastwood in

respect is to be the best. Do you understand?’ ‘Yes, sah.’ ‘Sit down, my good man.’ Ugwu chose the chair farthest from Master, awkwardly placing his feet close together. He preferred to stand. ‘There are two answers to the things they will teach you about our land: the real answer and the answer you give in school to pass. You must read books and learn both answers. I will give you books, excellent books.’ Master stopped to sip his tea. ‘They will teach you that a white man called Mungo Park discovered

up ! They‘re talking about a murderer they have just heard about in the news on the radio! The murderer is referred to as a «he» so this killer who’s being hunted by the police is a man! It’s not the first time he has committed a murder! Indeed he had already killed 7people (qualified as a serial killer). Description of the characters The narrator isn’t omniscient! It’s an internal point of view! The situation is seen through the driver’s eyes! We don’t know anything about his physical appearance