Monsters in Love

I. Harriet a maternal figure   This novel focuses on the arrival of Ben in the family, its impact on others. Indeed Ben destroys the family. The viewpoint is that of the mother (with an occasional passing the first person), who everyone seems to blame the existence of Ben. Harriet is without doubt the most character in this novel, she plays in our view is mainly a subjective narrator role. We can understand the meaning of the book, its moral, show us how difficult it is extremely painful after

become very famous. Parents and early years She was born in a cultured environment and loved reading. Her father was quite a distant father but a good teacher. 1812-22 Romance and tragedy Aged 16 she met the young poet Percy Shelley, whose energetic imagination and intense excitement for nature , the supernatural and science made him fascinating person. Although he was recently married it was not long before Mary and him fell in love. And despite their fathers’ anger they went to Switzerland

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différence entre le bien et le mal. De cette façon là, chaque enfants retirent une moral, qui à un lien dans la vie de tout les jours. Alors nous pouvons dire que les contes de fées sont bénéfiques aux enfants, pour leur éduction. Children love fairy tales because they love all that is magical and wonderful. Fairy tales are made ​​to always end well, "and they lived happily until the end of time, and had many children," and that the Gentiles against the bad guys always win. Fairy tales give the print the

Explore the presentation of the monster in ‘Frankenstein’ To a large degree, the novel ‘Frankenstein’ can be seen as a book of journeys. From the very opening we are introduced to Walton’s geographical ascent, as he pursues a land “never before imprinted by the foot of man.” As his boat ventured northwards, we are simultaneously introduced to Victor Frankenstein’s ‘meta-narrative’, which reveals his own intellectual journey into undiscovered territory. Certainly one journey reflects the other

: “ Dracula “ is a film in the horror-fantasy genre. Discuss why we may find such film interesting, referring to this film to support your ideas. The story of Dracula as been written in the 1890's by Bram Stokers, an Irish writer. This fantasy and scaring story which mix love and horror fascinated the whole word that's why it was rehabilitated by many films producers. In class, we worked on Coppola's version of the film and we are going to see in which ways this film in the horror-fantasy genre

Doris Lessing Extract 1 p.3 to p. This extract is the first scene of the fifth child, a book published in 1988. Doris Lessing was a British writer, her life had been full of adventures and of stranges events. She was awarded the Nobel prize of litterature in 2007. The first scene we have to analyse introduces us to the main characters : Harriet and David. They met at an office party. In this passage, we learn about their lifestyle, their moral and pshycological features Firstly, we will see that

Frankenstein and Robert Walton knows he tells of his family, especially his father, Alfonso, who married his mother Carolina after finding her dying father in his house, also saved her from certain misery. He took her to Geneva, where they were married. Subsequently traveled all over Italy where they conceived their first first-born, Victor. Also in Italy Carolina meets a young peasant woman, Elisabeth, who will decide to adopt. Since her childhood between the child and victor is established a deep bond

Shakespeare was born in Stratford-upon-Avon, in England in 1564. He was the third of seven children born to John and Mary Arden Shakespeare.     Shakespeare's father was a tanner and glove maker. He was also a fairly prominent political figure, being an alderman of Stratford for years. He died in 1601, leaving little land to William. Not much is known of Mary Shakespeare, except that she had a wealthier family than John.      William Shakespeare attended a very good grammar school in Stratford-upon-

interlocking plots, connected by a celebration of the wedding of Duke Theseus of Athens and the Amazonian queen, Hippolyta, and set simultaneously in the woodland, and in the realm of Fairyland, under the light of the moon.[1] In the opening scene, Hermia refuses to follow her father Egeus's instructions for her to marry his chosen man, Demetrius. In response, Egeus quotes before Theseus an ancient Athenian law whereby a daughter must marry the suitor chosen by her father, or else face death. Theseus