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firstly Grant's inferiority and that the Reverend Ambrose feels superior to him, secondly the difference of the education meaning, and firstly the lie. In this chapter, we can see that Grant who use to feel superior to his community is a little inferior to Reverend Ambrose. In fact, we can see that Grant is very respectuous with Ambrose, maybe so much, when Ambrose speaks to him, Grant use brief answers without being disrepectful. When Ambrose asks to him if he's educated, Grant answers

to all the threats In the rhetorical speeches of the Soviets Mr. Khrushchev said we will bury you I don't subscribe to this point of view It would be such an ignorant thing to do If the Russians love their children too How can I save my little boy from Oppenheimer's deadly toy There is no monopoly in common sense On either side of the political fence We share the same biology Regardless of ideology Believe me when I say to you I hope the Russians love their children too There is

aussi. Pourquoi aussi ? Il est ici convenu que c'est le cas dans le monde occidental. Ce monde occidental où est né l'arme atomique, œuvre du physicien Robert Oppenheimer. De quel monde rêvons-nous pour nos enfants ? Pour notre petit garçon ? My little boy, tel est le nom donné à la première bombe.C'est donc ainsi que Sting choisit de s'exprimer pour parler de la menace nucléaire induite par la guerre froide. Il le fait sur une musique russe, de Prokofiev, en montrant à travers le texte toute l'absurdité

• La photo se développe avec le 1er comique Keaton Buster, qui au début est un photographe qui observe les gens. Ex : Western ici ce sont des personnes qui se tirent dessus. • On observe aussi l’immigration des italiens au Etats-Unis à New-York (Little Italy) et la commence le Fascisme avec Mussolini en Italie. Et après débute la Mafia au USA et la prohibition, la pègre suite au crack boursier. AL CAPONE était le plus gros mafieux au US qui achète les politiciens et Hollywood (qui aura son succès

Oui-Oui sauve Noel * 412 Oui-Oui et le Père Noël (Noddy Meets Father Christmas, 1955) * 413 Oui-Oui marin (Noddy Goes to Sea, 1959) * 414 Oui-Oui et le lapinzé (Noddy and the Bunkey, 1959) * 415 Oui-Oui et la voiture jaune (Hurrah for Little Noddy, 1950 : le 2e dans l'ordre de l'histoire) * 416 Bravo Oui-Oui (Well Done Noddy!, 1952) * 417 Oui-Oui fait les courses * 418 Oui-oui et le vélo-car * 419 Oui-Oui et les trois lutins * 420 Oui-Oui décroche la lune * 421

was breaking the rules of some contract between them: tears and misery had not ever been on their agenda! She felt rejected by him, They had always loved to lie here feeling a new life life, greeting it, She had waited four times for the first little flutters, easily mistaken but then certain; the sensation that was as if a fish mouthed out a bubble; the small responses to her movements, her touch, and even she was convinced her thoughts, this morning, lying in the dark before the children woke

(https://fr.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Dix_Petits_N%C3%A8gres&action=edit &section=0) Ils étaient dix Dix Petits Nègres Ils étaient dix Auteur Agatha Christie Pays Royaume-Uni Genre Roman policier Version originale Langue Anglais Titre Ten Little Niggers (1939, Royaume-Uni) And Then There Were None (1940, États-Unis) Éditeur Collins Crime Club Lieu de parution Londres Date de parution Novembre 1939 Version française Traducteur Louis Postif Éditeur Librairie des Champs-Élysées Collection

EDWARD SCISSORHANDS. Tim burton, 1990. Edward Scissorshands is a fantasy film. Edward Scissorhands is not a common boy. Creation of an inventor, he received a heart to love, a brain to understand but his designer died before have been able to end his work and Edward meets himself with blades of metal and instruments sharp edges by way of fingers. He lived alone in a castle cut besides by the world. A beautiful day, Peg Boggs, a representative in cosmetics, discovers the young man and invites

I have to suspend the project. You see, three boys who didn’t do their homework gave money to the Monitor to get good marks.” Jehangir scrutinized his father’s shoes, his own, and Miss Alvarez’s, which revealed her toes, each crowned with a lovely little ruby. Then the tears made his eyes blurry, and the rubies became one long crimson smear. Meanwhile, Yezad tut-tutted and shook his head to show disapproval. He wondered what was Jehangir’s role. Not the bribing, he had no money; besides, his homework

book. The main characters are Mary Lennox, her cousin Colin Craven and Dickon Sowerby. The way these characters are described expresses the narrator’s opinion about specific subjects. Indeed, Mary is described as a sickly, unsightly, foultempered little girl who loves no one and whom no one loves: “she was the most disagreeable-looking child ever seen” (p.1). She has similarities with her cousin Colin as they are both sick, tyrannical and spoiled. Through these characters and their behaviors, the