Chapitre 1
In and out of the Valley
Chapitre 2
Nollywood and Bollywood
Chapitre 3
Women of power
Chapitre 4
Better together
Chapitre 5
Uncle Stan’s army
Chapitre A
The colors of music - Digital content only
Chapitre 6
Hacktivism
Chapitre 7
Fact or fiction?
Chapitre B
Back to the future - Digital content only
Chapitre 8
Got(h) away with murder
Chapitre 9
The West wind
Chapitre C
From Britain with laughs - Digital content only
Chapitre 10
The big smoke
Chapitre 11
Is it a brave new world?
Chapitre 12
The secret road to freedom
Chapitre 13
Caribbean poetry
Chapitre 14
No thanks, no giving
Chapitre 15
Troubled times
Chapitre 16
Fiches méthode
Chapitre 17
Précis de communication
Chapitre 18
Précis phonologique
Chapitre 19
Précis grammatical
Chapitre 20
Précis culturel
Chapitre 21
Verbes irréguliers
Chapitre 22
Rabats
Chapitre Révision
Révisions
Jane Eyre, a graphic adaptation
P.136
Reading corner
Jane Eyre, a graphic adaptation
Questions
Focus on the first three frames of the page.a) What are the two characters’ names?
b) Where and when does the action take place?
Focus on the last three frames of the page.
c) What do you understand from their relationship?
d) What are the gothic elements of this page? List them and explain what they provoke
Questions
Focus on the first two frames of the page.e) Who is Miss Ingram?
f) Find as many details about her as possible.
Focus on the last three frames of the page.
g) What does M. Rochester ask?
h) Guess why Jane hesitates before answering?
i) What does he think when kissing her in the last frame? Why?
j) What are the gothic elements of this page? List them and explain what they provoke.
Culture note
Many
famous early gothic stories
were written by women. However, in order
to make sure they would get their work published, they took
a male pseudonym as
a pen name. Charlotte Brontë published this novel in 1847 under the pen name of Currer Bell.
Your time to shine!
1 You post this extract from a graphic adaptation on your Instagram account and explain why it is your favourite gothic graphic novel
along with a 100-word comment.
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2Imagine the sequel to this page. You can write a storyboard or a text.
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Tips
Revise what you have learnt in the unit (the characteristics of gothic fiction, etc.).
► Méthode je m’exprime à l’écrit p. 250 ► Précis de communication p. 258