11.12.2011, 21:11
Da steht nichts von Brazil
ich fidn zu chuckles nichts!!
ich fidn zu chuckles nichts!!
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http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Prince...of_Dracula
weià abe nich ob das das ist.
2.9
[FONT="]TEACHER: Believe it or not, Shakespeare probably never intended his plays to be read by students sitting at decks more concerned with getting A's than with the fate of Macbeth. His plays were meant to be experienced, lived. So with that in mind, together with my third period Shakespeare, you'll be split up into five groups and each group will assume responsibility for one act of Romeo and Juliet, which will be performed a week from Sunday. You will nominate the director, you will cast the scene, rehearse the scene, and interpret the scene in your own individual manner. Last year, we did Richard the Third. One group did their scene as the Mafiosi. Another set theirs during the Roman Empire. And my favorite, the climactic last scene was set during the final days of the Sonny and Cher show. Just remember, whatever interpretation you choose should highlight the themes you see in the scene. And if the love of the Bard's language still doesn't inspire you, remember this will be fifty percent of your final grade.[/FONT]
2.12
LORELAI: [FONT="]Dean[/FONT], now that you're done with that, [FONT="]will you build me[/FONT] a [FONT="]plane[/FONT]? One that [FONT="]looks like Shamu[/FONT]?
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http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_Prince...of_Dracula
weià abe nich ob das das ist.
2.9
[FONT="]TEACHER: Believe it or not, Shakespeare probably never intended his plays to be read by students sitting at decks more concerned with getting A's than with the fate of Macbeth. His plays were meant to be experienced, lived. So with that in mind, together with my third period Shakespeare, you'll be split up into five groups and each group will assume responsibility for one act of Romeo and Juliet, which will be performed a week from Sunday. You will nominate the director, you will cast the scene, rehearse the scene, and interpret the scene in your own individual manner. Last year, we did Richard the Third. One group did their scene as the Mafiosi. Another set theirs during the Roman Empire. And my favorite, the climactic last scene was set during the final days of the Sonny and Cher show. Just remember, whatever interpretation you choose should highlight the themes you see in the scene. And if the love of the Bard's language still doesn't inspire you, remember this will be fifty percent of your final grade.[/FONT]
2.12
LORELAI: [FONT="]Dean[/FONT], now that you're done with that, [FONT="]will you build me[/FONT] a [FONT="]plane[/FONT]? One that [FONT="]looks like Shamu[/FONT]?
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