Catch a Fire

ACT I Tamino endeavors to escape from a huge snake. He falls unconscious. Heeding his cries, the black garbed Ladies-in-Waiting of the Queen of the Night appear and kill the snake. The ladies sing of their joy in foiling the snake and of the good looks of the man they have rescued. They hesitantly leave him. He awakes to see a man covered in feathers dancing towards him. It is Papageno, the Queen’s bird catcher. Papageno tells the stunned Tamino that he is in the realm of the Queen of the Night

return back to the settlement? 2) Why did Molly say “Rain is good” at page 22? 3) Why was Molly angry when Gracie killed a rabbit? 4) How long have the girls been walking before they found the fence? 5) Why did the woman at the farmhouse report the girls to the superintendent? 6) Was she right? Discuss… Summary of chapter 4: We see that they leave on a gray day, dark and gray sky, dark clouds, no sun. It might seem strange and we might even think they were unfortunate…but it

quietly for a moment she remembered the photographs of her in the family albums. Her mother, now faded and anxious, had once been pretty and lively and had glowed with happiness as her married life began. And yet, looking at her kneeling there in her dressing gown, Britt felt herself to be a cuckoo in this poky(1) suburban nest. And she realised, with an unfamiliar twist of regret, that hers was a classic story. Her parents, always believing that education was power and that it was a gift to which

The scene takes place in a station. Eliot Ness and his companion arrive. His colleague comes down and is going to make the tour of the station while Ness takes place in a corner in height to perceive all the station. A woman arrives with her baby in a baby carriage and tries to go up staircases but in spite of them go and come from about ten persons, persons makes the effort to help her. With the aim of this scene, Ness, not perceiving the bookeeper, decides to come down and to help her. He begins

Fiche de Lecture n°1 L’attrape-cœurs de J.D. Salinger Le livre : L'Attrape-cœurs (The Catcher in the Rye) est un roman de J. D. Salinger. Publié aux États-Unis en 1951, plus de 60 millions d'exemplaires ont été vendus à ce jour et il s'en vendrait environ 250 000 chaque année. Il constitue l'une des œuvres les plus célèbres du XXe siècle et un classique de la littérature, à ce titre enseigné dans les écoles aux États-Unis et au Canada, bien qu'il soit critiqué en raison de certains des thèmes

qu'il a du mal à se concentrer sur ce qu'il fait. Il a de moins en moins envie de répondre aux perpétuelles demandes d'interview, aux médias, aux gens qui le sollicitent en permanence. Les Wailers n'ont plus de manager et le contrat qui les lie à Island Records touche bientôt à sa fin. L'album Uprising sort en 1980. C'est encore un album brillant, avec quelques nouveautés, dont le suprenant Could You Be Loved, à la limite entre le Reggae et le Disco ; il est clair que le morceau est destiné à séduire

the face, a lot of bleeding through the skin, and that was it: death was there in less than half an hour. Prince Prospero did not care about that. He just worried about himself and his friends. When the red death came to town, he went with his friends to a castle far away from there. He and his friends all went in there and they locked the doors. Outside was the red death. One day, Prince Prospero organized a big party, in which everyone had to wear a mask. There were seven rooms all in a row, in which

theories catch fire I can't find those silver linings I don't mean to judge But when you read your speech, it's tiring Enough is enough I'm covering my ears like a kid When your words mean nothing, I go la la la I'm turning off the volume when you speak Cause if my heart can't stop it, I find a way to block it I go La la, la la la... La la, la la la... I find a way to block it I go La la, la la la... La la, la la la... Yes our love is running out of time I won't count the hours, rather be a coward

Les Récits d’EsclavesI : IntroductionSlaves narratives A la base→ cours → uniquement littérature → mais autres artsSlaves narratives → récitsUnderstand how slaves autobiographies gained new interests from contemporaries artists ?Arts → differents forms → visual arts → choreography, sculpture, peintures, literature (fiction, drama…)→ music…Necessité de comprendre la chronologie des slaves → how they were and became popularCertaines histoires ont été trouvé bien après la mort de leurs auteurs→ déjà

Presentation 1. Geography 2. Climate II. Monuments 1. The Golden Gate 2. Cable Cars 3. Alcatraz 4. Chinatown 5. Lombard Street I. Presentation 1. Geography [pic] The city of San Francisco is built in the top of a peninsula which closes the bay of San Francisco, on hills which dominate the Pacific. San Francisco is the fourth biggest city of California, on the west coast of the United States, after Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Jose. The city counted 739.426