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much the easiest to bestow, O Guillotine!” wrote the famous author Charles Dickens, in his classic book, The Tale of Two Cities. The French Revolution (1789-1796) was a fight for liberty and equality, which ultimately led to the execution of Queen Marie Antoinette and King Louis XVI, by way of guillotine. And, eventually Napoleon Bonaparte became the ruler of France. This was a transforming time in not just France’s history, but European history and World history. The people of France were fed up

Marie Antoinette, Serial Killer is written by Katie Alender. The book starts out by telling about a person being murdered in Paris. There wasn’t much detail about the murder, except that the person was beheaded. At that part of the book, the point of view was from the person who was being murdered, so obviously once they died the point of view changed. The next narrator was Colette Iselin. When the story goes to Colette’s point of view, her story starts out by her packing for a class trip to Paris

Marie Antoinette was born on November 2, 1755 and her birth place was in Vienna, Austria. Marie was the last to become Queen of France before the French Revolution started. Her childhood ended shortly after she married Louis XVI of France at the age of 14, when Louis XVI was at the age of 16. They got married on May 16, 1770. Marie Antoinette ruled as Queen of France for approximately 38 years. Her two-day trial which began on October 14, 1793 for high treason. Marie was convicted by the court of

Gentle and down-to-earth, LeFou is the sidekick of Gaston. LeFou admires Gaston and strives to be just like him. At the beginning of the film, LeFou imitates Gaston’s facial expression (smoldering look). However, sometimes it is more than just admirations. For instance, the scene where Gaston was talking to his reflection, LeFou informed him about Belle’s situation. On the surface level, it seems just another imitation from LeFou. Yet, there is a subtle meaning hidden in the scene. When observed

2. Madame de Villefort undoubtedly fits in the “intrapersonal” intelligence. Besides her being an obvious introvert. Mme de Villefort’s thoughts and dreams go well beyond anyone else, and her perspective on things always brings new insight on events one may find normal. Sadly, these thoughts would tend to be dark, which is why her imagination is bending and breaking the bars of a prison cell. We clearly saw how things spiraled out of control, and Mme de Villefort’s ideas will always be the culprit

In 1770, Louis XVI married Marie Antoinette of Austria. Marie was the daughter of the Austrian Archduchess and the Holy Roman Emperor. Their marriage was to strengthen the alliance between France and Austria, longtime enemies. With the death of Louis XV in 1774, Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette became king and queen. Louis XVI had no interest in engaging with Marie Antoinette. This lead to no children until seven years after their wedding. Each had their own spare time at which they could partake in

Did you know that Marie Curie had financial problems as a child? However, that didn't hinder her. She became the first woman to receive not just one Nobel prize, but two. Marie Curie influenced change in our world by not only being a scientist, but a woman activist through her outstanding achievements. She also looked further into what radium was capable of after Henri Becquerel discovered it, and not to mention her incredible discovery of the element polonium. Marie Curie became a woman activist

Pauline Cushman I chose Pauline Cushman for my project because her birthday really caught my eye when I first got to an informational page about her. I saw that her birthday was June 10th when mine is June 9th. I thought it was cool so I decided to choose her. As I kept reading I found out that she was a Union spy and an actress which I found not only interesting, but slightly fascinating. Pauline Cushman was married three times and had three children. Pauline Cushman was married to three

radioactivity, Marie Curie, have in common? Actually, there is a lot more than you would think. You might say to yourself that they are completely different, which is correct, yet incorrect. One thing is a rollercoaster and the other is a famous scientist, but when you look past just their physical descriptions, you will see how much they actually are alike. They both follow similar paths and they both faced many hardships, but also many great things. Firstly, they both start off slowly. Marie was just

06-01-2017: Interview as a Safety Support Worker for MidYorks Hospital. I had an interview for a new job today at Pinderfields Hospital. The interview went really well and the Senior Sister gave me an offer instantly. However upon realising that I could only work part time (23 hours/ week) and not a bank position, I started to wonder whether the job will be suitable for me. Initially was really keen in getting the job because I was fed up of cleaning the wards for mediocre results. I was even more