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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 pregnancy Harriet immediately felt an aversion for his son who reminds him of "a gnome, a monster from the end of time. "She waited impatiently

Company Place: Hachette Book group, USA, 237 Park Avenue, New York Setting : The story mostly takes place in Forks, Washington, but the characters go to La Push too. At the end, they are in Italy and they return in Forks after. Point of view narrator: Isabella Swan is telling the story and she's the main character. Simile: p.514...(Edward to Bella): ''Before you, Bella, my life was like a moonless night... And then you shot across my sky like a meteor. Imagery: p.389... I could feel the

from Imaginings of Sand and was published in 1996. It was written by André Brink. The story takes place in a South Africa family in 1994, before the general election. There are two characters: Casper and Kristien who is his sister in law ant the narrator of the story. Casper and Kristien speak about the conflict between the Whites and the Blacks. We wonder how the debate grows up. On the one hand we will see what happened in South Africa on the eve of the general election, and on the other hand

This event generates “impossible excitement” in Baby Kochamma literally overnight, hypnotic in its intrusion into her existence. She abandons her love for gardening for the sake of the WWF and other televised amusements. “In Ayemenem,” says the narrator, “where once the loudest sound had been a musical bus horn, now whole wars, famines, picturesque massacres and Bill Clinton could be summoned up like servants.” This newfound attraction, the reader also discovers, is the catalyst for Baby Kochamma’s

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

strong as his with the lion. The book is also interesting because different people tell the story: at first it is the boy who I think is Michael Morpugo who explain why he is running away from school, then he meets the old lady and she becomes the narrator when she tells him Bertie's story. Both of them describe things with a lot of emotion and they make you feel happy and also very sad at times. I would recommend this book to any child aged between 8 and 14 because it is a very exciting read:

Péquod à survivre à l’histoire. Ishmael is the narrator of the novel, a simple sailor on the Pequod who undertakes the journey because of his affection for the ocean and his need to go sea whenever he feels "hazy about the eyes." Ismaël est un simple marin sur le Péquod qui entreprend le voyage à cause de son affection pour l'océan et de son besoin d'aller à la mer. Il croit que c’est son destin qui décide qu’il parte dans cette aventureAs the narrator Ishmael establishes him as somewhat of a cipher

indices sufficient to solve the enigma. Find in the homesick on Dunes Egypt where its Winter's Hotel Room to write plots exciting happenings in the country Albion. One of her first novels, The Murder of Roger Ackroyd Is famous for how it uses the narrator to create the final surprise. Much of her novels and news has been adapted for film or television, particularly Murder on the Orient Express, Ten Little Niggers, Death on the Nile and 4:50 from Paddingtion. The BBC also produced television and radio

Like Jim Burden, her narrator,in My Antonia, Willa Cather was moved from a childhood home in Virginia to a house near Red Cloud, Nebraska. She says in an interview in 1913, »I would not know how much a child’s life is bound up in the woods and hills and meadows around it,if I had not been jerked away from all these and thrown out into a country as bare as a piece of sheet iron. » Jim,looking out of the wagon on his first journey cannot pray because of the emptiness : »There was nothing but land :

Paul Auster Brooklyn Follies Chapitres 3 et 4 ♫Characters The characters in those chapters are the narrator, Nathan and his nephew, Tom whose surname is « Dr Thumb ». Marina, the Cosmic Diner’s waiter is mentioned along with Harry, a man who runs a cheap book’s store in Brooklyn, a Tom’s acquaintance. ♫Places There are a few places named in those chapters : The Cosmic Diner where the main character have the habit of having a lunch as he said us in the first chapter, Harry’s store on