Thursday, 18 November 2010

My favourite star profile


DANIEL RADCLIFFE


Daniel was born in London, England, July 23, 1989. He lived in the district of Fulham, west of Kensington and Chelsea. In December 1999 he made his debut in the television film David Copperfield. In August 2000, Radcliffe won the lead role in the film directed by J. K. Rowling.
He is a British film, television and theatre actor. He is the only son of Agent Alan Radcliffe and Marcia Gresham, a casting director.
Radcliffe will return to the New York Stages in the musical "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying".




By: Melanie Avendaño
Group: B 3°A E.S

Tuesday, 12 October 2010

The picture of Dorian Gray (1)

"The picture of Dorian Gray" is a story written by Oscar Wilde in 1890.

This story is about a young man called Dorian Gray who was painted by Basil Hallward. Dorian wishes that he could always stay young and the picture could grow old, and that was what happened. Dorian kept his beauty and his youth and the picture, little by little, became ugly and old. But Dorian wasn't a good person and he was full of evil and he did evil things like killing people, that's why the picture changed every day.

My favourite character was Basil because he wanted the best for his friend but he couldn't help him. It's a pity that he was killed by a "false" man without soul like Dorian.


By Lucarrelli and D'Alessandro, Grupo "c" 3º Polimodal

A new ending "The Picture of Dorian Gray" (9)

When he uncovered the portrait he saw a very strange thing, his face had dissapeared because his behaviour was not human. He coudn't understand this, he cried, he repented but nothing changed in the portrait and he decided to kill himself. When he died the picture in the portrait dissapeared completely.




By Nacho.

4th. year Group B

The Picture of Dorian Gray




This interesting story was written by Oscar Wilde in 1890. He wrote many stories but this is his only novel. ‘The picture of Dorian Gray’ is the most famous book written by Oscar Wilde, together with ‘The importance of being Earnestt; ‘An ideal husband’; ‘Lady Winderemere’s fan’.
This story is about a young man who was painted in a portrait by a good friend. At the same time, he met a person who would change his life. Since the moment he saw his portrait he fell in love with his beauty and youth.
Dorian was an innocent and influenciable person. He was a good man, but he didn’t make good decisions. On the other hand, the antagonist, Lord Henry was an intelligent man, but he didn’t use his intelligence to do good actions, he was a bad influence to Dorian.
Basil, the artist, was a good person, but his feelings towards Dorian hurt him.
In my opinion it’s a fantastic story because a picture can say more about a person than the same person.


By Erika Schneeberger and Johanna Llena Navas.
3rd. year Polimodal
Group C

A new ending "The Picture of Dorian Gray" (8)

When he discovered that the picture worsened, Dorian's portrait caught fire and finally finished his sentence. Dorian Gray took the ashes and threw them away forever. He went to live far away and died thinking about all the bad things he did.

By Eloy Rivera
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4th. year Group B

A new ending "The Picture of Dorian Gray" (7)

He looked round and saw the knife that had killed Basil. "Now it will kill the artist's work", he said to himself. "It will kill the past, and when that is dead, I will be free"...

When Dorian Gray was going to dig the knife into the picture, the police entered the room and arrested him.

-Dorian: Why do you arrest me?
-Police: Because you are a killer, you killed Basil! You are going to prison for years.
-Dorian: no! - I'm innocent.

After some years, Dorian killed himself in prison, and the paint was burned so that no one remembered it.
Although everything happened too fast and it was too painful Lord Henry moved on with his life.

BY: FRANCO BUSCAGLIA, SANTIAGO LUQUEZ

A new ending "The Picture of Dorian Gray" (6)

He went quietly uptairs to the locked room. Yes, he would live a good life, and he did not need to be afraid any more of the evil face of his soul. But when he uncovered the picture, he gave a cry of pain. There was no change. The face in the picture was still terrible - more hateful, if possible, than before - and the red on the hand seemed brighther, like new blood.

He was tired so he went to sleep. Next day, it was his bithday. The servants made a cake.

- Happy birthday, Sir! - said one of the servants.
- Oh thank you! - Dorian answered.

When he blew the candles he made three wishes: the first wish was to bring Sybil Vane and Basil to life again.
The second wish was he could change their life.
The last wish was he would be happy.

The next day life gave him a new opportunity.

By Dany and Mica.
4th. year Group B