Narrator

to school at Stony hurts. Then he studied medecine at edinburgh University where he got a medical degree 1881. There he met the man who was to become the model for Sherlock holmes, dr josesph Bell. Summary of the book: Doctor watson is the narrator oh the book. The main character is Helen. The scene takes place at Baker street in April, in the year 83. Dr watson and sherlock holmes live in an apartment. A day, helen Stoner was come for tell her story, she have a problem. She lives with her

____________________________________________________________ 2) Fill in the chart / 8 Place ( 2 answers ) Main characters Name / Age Main characters Relationship between these 2 characters Origin 3) Who is the narrator ? / 2 ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________ 4) Explain in your own words the financial

FREMONT MATHILDE TES2 Monday, 18th October. ENGLISH Mumbai Night. "Lin, the narrator, has just arrived in India. He strikes up a conversation with two young Canadians." ____________________________________________________________ _________ ____________________________________________________________ _________ "And get outta the cities as fast as you can," the short one said. "I just want to sleep in a real bed tonight, I'm very tired, I have traveled all the week you know

seront pas. Vous allez le remettre dans la voiture et mettre le feu. "Je ne peux pas faire ça! Maintenant, attendez ... Vous le faire ou je vais devoir me débarrasser de toi, Johnny. Il n'y a pas d'autre alternative. Anglais : Della has told the narrator that she refuses to report Paul's death to the police . She dipped her hand into the bag and brought out a .38 automatic ."You'll stay where you are " , she said softly , and pointed the gun at me .Neither she nor I moved ."Don't do anything stupid

in the text: From line 1 to line 25: The narrative is focused on the husband From line 26 to the end: It shifts onto the woman Line 1 to 25 At the beginning of the story, we are told that "the man sat in the breakfast nook" (l. 2). The narrator then uses action verbs to help us follow the man's movements conveying the impression that he kept moving, going up and down the stairs, in and out of the garden. We can quote the verbs associated to the man and notice all the prepositions used:

impitoyable et cruelle. To blame for (+ gérondif) : accuser de, reprocher. Ex. : The protagonists blame their education for being inadequate. Les personnages reprochent à leur éducation d'être inadaptée. To focus on : attirer l'attention sur. Ex. : The narrator focuses on the main character's weaknesses. Le narrateur attire l'attention sur les faiblesses du personnage principal. To emphasize : insister, mettre l'accent sur. Ex. : The setting emphasizes the dramatic intensity of the play. Le décor met

children, his nice job and his beautiful house. During the Sunday when it happend, Bill thinks that his friend is getting odd. « Bill was thinking how Jerry was getting to be deep, the way he stared all the time and hardly did any talking at all » The narrator tells us that Jerry is staring at the clothesline or at his ’68 chevy hardtop as if he was kind of nostalgic and wistful about his life. We may think that Jerry is unhappy when the two men talk « Anything wrong, man ? I mean, you know. » « He

ligne. 1. Grace, Mr. March, Augustus Clement are characters in the story. a) Which one is the narrator? b) How are the other two related? 2. In whose house does the scene take place? 3. In what part of the US is the scene set? Quote two elements from the text to justify your answer. 4. True or False? Justify your answer each time with a quotation from the text. The narrator a) is an elderly person. b) feels welcomed. c) gets a favourable impression of the house.

Della has told the narrator that she refuses to report Paul’s death to the police. She dipped her hand into the bag and brought out a .38 automatic. “You’ll stay where you are,” she said softly, and pointed the gun at me. Neither she nor I moved. “Don’t do anything stupid,” she said, and her voice was as hard and as cold as a chunk of ice. “Have you gone crazy?” I said, not moving.” put it down!” “I believe this is the most important moment in my life,” she said. “You and I are the only

Chippewa men and women who struggle to gain some control over their lives. Confusion prevails throughout the novel. Indeed, when first reading Love Medicine the reader faces a certain lack of unity for there is neither one main character nor one unique narrator. The reader is also confronted to a complicated plot that involves more than 17 characters from five distinct families (the Lazarres, the Morriseys, the Kashpaws, the Lamartines and the Nanapushes) and 14 different stories that are not always narrated