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MessageSujet: Résumé de texte   Résumé de texte Icon_minitimeDim 17 Déc - 15:25

Hello Doudou,

j'ai fait un résumé, peut être un peu trop long, je ne sais pas, et sans doute des fautes avec...

"The story takes place in Harlem, in the 1920’s .
Elizabeth came to see her boyfriend, Richard. He has just been arrested unjustly, for robbery. When she saw him, she was panic-stricken. He had been beaten up, ill-treated. Physical violence is underlined with phrases as “swellings” “welt” “hardly walk”. We can think that the legal system works efficiently because Richard is to be tried and sentenced immediately. But, the writer denounces the unfairness of the system. In fact, Richard get arrested for his skin colour…He waited the train, when three coloured boys were running away because they stole from a shop. They were pursued by two whites. Richard was trapped because, for this whites, they are all look alike. At the Station house Richard proclaimed his innocence: he asked one of the thiefs to corroborate his testimony, and when the store owner came, hopeful, he tried to relax, thinking that the store owner couldn’t say that it was there. But, the owner of the store, approved with the policeman, the thiefs were all here. Richard protested needlessly, because the man judges blacks collectively. “You black bastards” “You’re all the same” reveals the man’s deep-rooted prejudice. Even if Richard realised he was a scapegoat, he kept on rebelling: he refused to sign a confession if he wasn’t guilty. From there, a police man insulted him of “son-of a bitch” and began to beaten him “hitting him suddenly across the head”.

The writer wants the reader to feel party for Richard who is faced with hardships. The reader feels outraged when Richard is arrested just because African American were judged collectively and when he is brutally beaten up by the police. He draws up an indictment toward the American police and exposes the unfairness of the system."


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MessageSujet: Re: Résumé de texte   Résumé de texte Icon_minitimeDim 17 Déc - 17:37

Salut, Betty Boop.

"The story takes place in Harlem, in the 1920’s .
Elizabeth came to see her boyfriend, Richard. He had just been arrested unjustly, for robbery. When she saw him, she was panic-stricken. He had been beaten up and ill-treated.

Physical violence is underlined with phrases such as “swellings”, “welts, andcan hardly walk”. We assume that the legal system works efficiently because Richard is to be tried and sentenced immediately.

However, the writer denounces the unfairness of the system. In fact, Richard got arrested for his skin colour. He was waiting for the train as three coloured boys were running away because they had robbed a shop. They were being pursued by two whites. Richard was taken in because white people think black people all look alike. At the station house, Richard proclaimed his innocence. He asked one of the thieves to corroborate his testimony; and when the store owner came, he was hopeful and tried to relax, thinking that the store owner wouldn’t say that he was there. The owner of the store assured the policeman that all three boys had robbed him. Richard wasted his time protesting because white cops judge blacks collectively. Statements such as, “You black bastards” and “You’re all the same” reveal the deep-rooted prejudice of white cops. Even though Richard realised he was a scapegoat, he kept on rebelling. He refused to sign a confession since he wasn’t guilty. Whereupon, a policeman insulted him by calling him a “son of a bitch” and began beating him by “hitting him suddenly across the head”.

The writer wants the reader to take Richard's side and see him as a victim. The reader should feel outraged when Richard is arrested just because African Americans are judged as a group, as well as when he is brutally beaten up by the police. He hands up an indictment against American cops and exposes the unfairness of the system."

Because et but ne sont jamais suivis d'une virgule, ni en anglais ni en français ; et because est rarement précédé d'une virgule.

Voilà.

Ed
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