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Written by C.B. in TFC: extract 5 on 10 April 2012 à 23:01...birth will have a deep impact on the Lovatt's family life? Main ideas: Pregnancy denial: " And as she walked, strode, ran along the country lanes, she fantasised that she took the big kitchen knife, cut open her own stomach,lifted out the child" on line 1 to line 3. Idea that the pains were...
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Written by C.B. in TFC: extract 5 on 10 April 2012 à 22:59...their destiny, their fall, it's too late. Punishment = something negative, nobody wants to be punished. Several kinds of punhishment : physical or psychological punishment or both. Harriet and David : both. - physical punishment : Ben = like a poison in Harriet's womb = hurts her, kicks her....
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Written by C.B. in The Fifth Child covers on 10 November 2011 à 00:07...story which gives us a fright and which is a tragedy (all the family was in pain because of Ben, she is destroyed, Ben didn’t become someone normal, there is no solution at the end of the story…). Besides at the top in the left hand corner we can see a photograph which depicts a pregnant woman....
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Written by C.B. in The Fifth Child on 5 October 2011 à 12:35...blog. I really appreciate . Actually I thank every pupil from Lycée Lacroix ;) Loïs sent me her work . She was inspired by the Kafa's campaign . I just let you enjoy the really excellent work! The Kafa's campaign is to be found in the following article: HERE First picture : Ben I...
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Written by C.B. in The Fifth Child on 5 October 2011 à 12:34...woman at first. > Then, we can see Tinker Bell. I think that Dorothy is like her because it's like she's got a "magical power", when she's here, everything is ok.With the pixie, it's the same thing, with her wand, she changes all bad situations.The link between the two is that everything became...
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Written by C.B. in The Fifth Child on 5 October 2011 à 12:32...the first extract that Harriet's physical appearance is strong, and in the beginning of the book, she wanted to have a big family, a lot of children, a big house, thinking working in the same time. She saw herself as a strong woman, not physically but she thought she had a strong mind. That's why...
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Written by C.B. in The Fifth Child on 5 October 2011 à 12:31The first character is Harriet. She's a dreamy woman, full of ambition. The second character represents her « old fashion » face. In fact, it seems she's living in a time which is not hers. In the book The Fifth Child , Doris Lessing said that Harriet prefers staying a virgin and waiting for...
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Written by C.B. in The Fifth Child on 5 October 2011 à 12:31...sight. The second picture represents Hester from the movie of the same name. When you look at her she really looks like a little girl but in fact she kills people just like Ben. Indeed at a moment in the book we can imagine that he kills a dog or cat, the author lets us imagine the fact that he...
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Written by C.B. in The Fifth Child on 5 October 2011 à 12:30...happy family. So we took this young mother and her baby. Then we chose a little girl who is crying. She represents the childish attitude of Harriet. She is crying because she wants something, and Harriet wants a big house, a large and happy family and also a house full of people. Moreover, when she...
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Written by C.B. in The Fifth Child on 5 October 2011 à 12:23Well , I've just received Loïs work and it's just awesome ! She decided to tell The Fifth Child story with a different point of view . The scene describes a dialogue between Dr Brett and the nurses . They are talking about David & Harriet . You'll find below the text first and then the explanation...
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