Free Essay

Hockey

In:

Submitted By Lyndsey1612
Words 1325
Pages 6
Lyndsey Osler et Shantell Ripley

Une version moderne des personnages
Le comte de Monte­Cristo
Ali
Franz d`Épinay

Justin Bieber

Andrea Cavalcanti

Leonardo DiCaprio

Monsieur Morrel

Olivia Pope

Maximilien Morrel

Clark Gable

Bertuccio

Esteban Ramirez

Le comte de Monte­Cristo

Captain Jack Sparrow

Hayd ée

Belle from Beauty and the Beast

Édouard de Villefort

Romeo

Barrois

Arnold Pennyworth

Madame de Villefort

Diane Downs

Monsieur de Villefort

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Madame Danglars

Camilla Parker Bowles/ Duchess of
Cornwall

Danglars

Jafar

Valentine de Villefort

Kim Kardashian

Albert de Morcerf

Cindy Birdsong

Madame de Morcerf/ Mercédès

Kelly Frears

Le comte de Morcerf/ Fernand

Caledon Hockley

Monsieur Noirtier

Geoffrey Butler

Steven Hawkings

Ali → Geoffrey Butler
Dans l’oeuvre, Ali est assez hors de propos comme Geoffrey Butler dans l’émission The
Fresh Prince of Bel Air. Ali est le serviteur de Monte Cristo, puisqu’il a sauvé sa vie, il est loyal à son maître comme Geoffrey vers la famille Banks où il a travaillé pendant

une longue période de temps.

Franz d’Épinay → Justin Bieber
Franz d’Épinay est totalement en amour avec Valentine de Villefort. Il est prêt à l’épouser, mais Valentine est amoureuse de Maximilien Morrel et a aucune intention de marier Franz. Justin Bieber, comme Franz, est follement amoureux de Selena Gomez mais elle n’est pas prêt pour une relation avec le musicien.
Andrea Cavalcanti → Leonardo DiCaprio
Andrea Cavalcanti est un italien avec une fortune colossale qui est allé à Paris pour trouver une épouse. Leonardo DiCaprio est d’origine italienne, il a 245 millions de dollars et lui aussi n’a pas d’épouse.
Monsieur Morrel → Olivia Pope
Monsieur Morrel est quelqu’un qui croit à la famille, et il est un homme loyal. Quand
Edmond est accusé d’être traître, monsieur Morrel croire encore en lui et il essaie de battre pour sa défense. Olivia Pope est aussi quelqu'un qui croit à la famille, et elle loyal à sa famille. Elle défend les gens et son propre peuple à la Cour et elle croit à eux.
Maximilien Morrel → Clark Gable
Maximilien Morrel était en amour avec Valentine et il etait prêt à faire n’importe quoi pour être avec elle. Quand Valentine était prononcé mort Maximilien était brisé et pour se réunir avec elle il a essaié de se suicider mais le comte de Monte­Cristo l’a sauvé.
Clark Gable était un des acteurs les plus célèbres de son jour et il était en amour avec sa femme, Carole Lombard, mais quand elle est morte Clark Gable a essayé de se suicider sur une moto.

Bertuccio → Esteban Ramirez
Bertuccio travaillait pour le comte de Monte­Cristo mais il était aussi son ami. Bertuccio a appris beaucoup de secrets à propos des autres quand il essayait de se venger.
Esteban Ramirez travaille à l’hôtel Tipton sur l’émission “The Suite Life of Zach and
Cody”. Il est un ami pour tout le monde à l’hôtel même si il n’est pas toujours professionnel et il sait les secrets de presque tout le monde.
Le comte de Monte­ Cristo → Captain Jack Sparrow
Monte­Cristo aussi connu comme Edmond, était capitaine d’une bateau qui s'appelait le
Pharaon, et il avait plusieurs ennemis. Captain Jack Sparrow évidement est un capitaine d’une bateau, et il est fameusement connu comme un vilain avec plusieurs ennemis. Haydée → Belle
Haydée était une jeune esclave qui travaillait pour le comte de Monte­Cristo. Haydée a éventuellement tomber en amour avec Monte­Cristo après avoir la chance de le connaître. Belle, de la Belle et la Bête, était un esclave pour la Bête et elle a aussi a tombé en amour avec son maître après passer du temps a vraiment comprendre qui il est. Édouard de Villefort → Romeo
Édouard était innocent entre le bataille d’être en pouvoir. Le résulta de cela, est qu’il avait mourir. Comme Édouard, Romeo était en le milieu d’une bataille entre les deux familles, il a rendu mourir.
Barrois → Alfred Pennyworth
Barrois est le vieux domestique et l’ami de Monsieur Noirtier. Il aide et protège
Monsieur Noirtier car il est incapable de le faire pour lui même. Barrois meurt en servir
Monsieur de Noirtier. Alfred Pennyworth est le serviteur de Batman. Il est un ami loyal et une figure de père pour Batman. Alfred Pennyworth sauve la vie de Batman plusieurs fois et aide Batman à compléter ses missions et à vivre son vie.
Madame de Villefort → Diane Downs
Madame de Villefort a la fin de l’oeuvre, elle a tué son fils. Mais avant de lui tué, elle avait commis plusieurs d’autre meurtre en ordre de possesser plusieurs d’argent. Diane
Downs, a allé en prison pour tué ses enfants parce qu’elle voulait l’amour d’un homme qui ne voulait les enfants.

Monsieur de Villefort → Arnold Schwarzenegger
Monsieur de Villefort était un homme très connu qui avait une affaire amoureuse avec
Madame Danglars qui a résulté en une enfant qu’il a essayé de cacher. Arnold
Schwarzenegger avait une affaire amoureuse avec sa femme de ménage. Elle a eu son enfant mais il l’a garder un secret jusqu'a ce que l’enfant était 14 ans.
Madame Danglars → Camilla Parker Bowles / La duchesse de Cornwall
Madame Danglars rencontrait le procureur du roi quand elle etait 19 ans. Madame
Danglars était enceinte avec l’enfant de monsieur de Villefort, un homme marié. La duchesse Camilla avait une affaire amoureuse avec le prince Charles pendant qu’il était épouser à la princesse Diana
Danglars → Jafar
Danglars est un homme qui est jalouse de Monte Cristo. Alors il établit un plan en ordre de détruire Monte Cristo comme une personne. Son plan réussi en premier, mais se retourne contre lui. Comme Danglars, Jafar est un homme malveillant et méchant. Il veut gouverner une empire, alors il essaye d’établir un plan lui même mais finalement son plan aussi se retourne contre lui.
Valentine de Villefort → Kim Kardashian West
Valentine de Villefort était née dans une famille très riche et très connu. Depuis qu’elle était petite elle avait accès à beaucoup d’argent. Valentine a un opinion très fort et elle n’est pas peur d’aller contre ses parents comme quand elle devait épouser Franz mais au lieu elle voulait être avec Maximilien. De même, Kim Kardashian fait partie d’un des familles plus fameuses et riche du monde, elle a des avis très arrêtés et ne laissent pas les opinions de sa famille changer comment elle vit sa vie.
Albert de Morcerf → Cindy Birdsong
Albert de Morcerf était kidnappé en Rome par un bandit, après d’être kidnppé, il était sauvé par Monte Cristo alors il a devenu loyal envers Monte Cristo. Cindy Birdsong était kidnappé de son appartement ou le kidnappeur attendait. Finalement elle est en fuite de son kidnappeur.

Madame de Morcerf/Mercédès→ Kelly Frears
Quand Mercécès réalise qu’ Edmond ne retourne pas, elle a succombé à la pression et épousa Fernand. Mais quand Edmond avait retourné, elle était tellement surpris. Kelly
Frears aussi époussa à un autre homme quand son mari a devenu perdu en mer et elle a pensé qu’il a mourir, mais quand il a retourné après plusieurs d’années elle aussi était surpris. Le comte de Morcerf → Caledon Hockley
Caledon Hockley est un homme qui n’est pas préoccupé par personne d'autre que lui­même. Dans le filme Titanic, dans l’oeuvre, Caledon a un fianceé qui est en amour avec quelqu’un d’autre, alors quand il se rend compte que son fiancé est en amour avec quelqu'un d'autre, il prend des mesures et il a monté un coup contre l’homme que sa fiancé est en amour avec. Juste comme Le comte de Morcerf, Fernand, qui avait envoyé une lettre au autorités parce­qu’il voulait saboter la relation de Mercédès et
Edmond.
Monsieur Noirtier → Stephen Hawking
Monsieur de Noirtier était un homme très passionné en ce qu’il croyait comme le bonapartisme et sa petite­fille, Valentine. Quand il est devenu vieille il a commencé a utiliser un fauteuil roulant. Stephen Hawking est un homme très intelligent et il est très passionné pour la science. Depuis un jeune âge, Stephen Hawking devait utilisé un fauteuil roulant.

Similar Documents

Premium Essay

Hockey

...Sher-Wood Hockey Inc. Group Research Project One Global Logistics Management Executive Summary Sher-Wood is one of Canada’s most respected most innovative market and valuable brand in the hockey equipment industry founded in 1949 with its headquarters located in Sherbrooke, Quebec. Sher-Wood Hockey has multiple viable opportunities for reaching new demographics, market expansion, and lowering manufacturing costs for the hockey stick sector of the company. In 2013 Canada cut import tariffs and duties on hockey gear between 2.5% and 18%, this reduction causes the landed costs of importing to decrease. Outsourcing manufacturing also allows for currency hedging contract to be made between Chinese partners and Canada to protect themselves against unexpected changes in currency exchange rates [1]. The only way the firm can keep their hockey sticks at a competitive price point and still make a profit is to engage in outsourcing their manufacturing of hockey sticks to China as mentioned previously. Sher-Wood hockey’s decision to begin full outsource of manufacturing for their hockey sticks in 2011 was an method to maintain their competitiveness in the global hockey stick market, the Standardization Administration allows Sher-Wood Hockey Inc. the ability to lower production costs while still maintaining confidence that their products will be delivered with high quality standard. China is an optimal environment for Sher-Wood to outsource their production efforts to because of...

Words: 3339 - Pages: 14

Free Essay

Hockey

...An essay – as seen through the eyes of a graduating High School senior, on how his ice hockey experiences have been of value to his life. By Max Frankel Sometimes you come across a quote that is so timeless, that is continues to speak out era after era, for generations. As Charles Dickens’ once said, most-likely commenting on his own personal life, in, “A Tale of Two Cities. ‘It was the best of times and it was the worst of times.’ Although my ordinary life may not really compare to that of the famous author, I understand what he was saying and feel compelled to draw the comparison. To this point, I have had a life that I have thoroughly enjoyed yet I too, have had my share of difficult lessons learned. As with all people, my early, formative years have contributed many, many factors that shaped the child into a young adult. However, only a very select few, really stand out. For me, the “stand outs” have been ice hockey, my mentality in school, and my parents’ influence on my life. Maybe not necessarily in that order, but, the line is blurred, between where one influence begins and the next one picks up. What I do know, is that alone, these three components are neither life changing nor rare, but together, they accumulate to form who I am today. From a young age, my parents had engrained the idea of hard work into my mind. They preached that school was my priority, my full time job, and that “any job worth doing was worth doing right.” Even as a very small...

Words: 1423 - Pages: 6

Free Essay

Hockey

...explodes upward Everyone frozen in place Not daring to make any rapid motion. The puck is dropped. There is a burst of movement, As everyone propels in diverse directions, Like bulls being let out of their pen. The moment we've all been waiting for, the game has begun. The connotative language used in the poem, "The Drop of the First Puck", explained what was happening in such a way that produced a mental image for the reader of what the author was going through. When chosing the words to use to describe certain events or objects, much thought was put in to build a desired reaction. With the use of words such as, "march" and "explodes", that contain the same associations as "walked" or "was put up", the reader would compair the hockey game to such a thing as a battlefield. This may achieve an effect of the reader conjuring a deeper appreciation for the game through past experiences. Which would in turn make for a more interesting mental image. However, there were more techniques that were used to evoke a certain reaction of the reader. The use of the simile, "everyone propels in diverse directions, like bulls being let out of their pen." compairs the players movements as sparatic as that of a bull. This helps the reader obtain a true sense of the appearance of each maneuver. Drawing a picture in their minds of in alternative directions when the whistle is blown. By careful selection of word and techniques, the author was successful in creating a distinct reaction for...

Words: 362 - Pages: 2

Free Essay

Racism in Hockey

...Ryerson University Racism in Canadian Hockey Neil McGregor - 500 459 843 SOC 507- Race and Ethnicity in Canadian Society Professor Christopher Powell April 13th, 2016 ------------------------------------------------- TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction......................................................................................................3 Evidence of Racism in Hockey Minor Hockey.......................................................................................3 Professional Hockey.............................................................................6 Impacts of Racism in Hockey............................................................................8 Influencing Factors...........................................................................................8 Corrective Action.............................................................................................10 Conclusion........................................................................................................12 ------------------------------------------------- INTRODUCTION Canada’s favourite past time hockey has and continues to endure racism throughout all levels of the sport. This paper will expose the institutional racism in Canadian hockey associations with an emphasis on black hockey players. Drawing credible news reports and personally experiences, I will provide evidence that institutional racism is deeply rooted within the fabric...

Words: 3229 - Pages: 13

Premium Essay

Describe Hockey

...The Magical Stress Cure The best place to escape your worries and responsibilities is at the ice rink. The feeling you get from being on the ice is unmatched. The enclosed arena keeps all your worries outside and allows total focus on one thing: playing hockey. There is nothing else that matters when I’m in the rink. The next big exam that is just around the corner that has been stressing me out for the last week is completely forgotten about when I am at the rink. The ice arena is like a giant wall that is impenetrable by stressful thoughts. Whenever I am feeling stressed I know that it can easily be cured by going to the rink and playing hockey. The cold atmosphere has a therapeutic effect on the mind. The sound the ice makes when the...

Words: 435 - Pages: 2

Free Essay

Hockey Essay

...Hockey Hockey is a national symbol of Canada. At some time or another almost every person has watched or played a game of hockey. Every day families across the country sit down to watch men battle it out on the ice and play the game we have all come to love. Hockey is the most exciting sport in the world. The fast pace game is made up of of three, sixty minute periods. If there is no winner in regulation time. The teams will play a 3 on 3 overtime period. The main purpose of the new format is entertainment. It creates a lot of thrilling odd man rushes. This is more exciting than the old 4 on 4 format. It was also designed to solve more games before they go to the shootout. The format change is designed to bring an extra level of excitement. Players are faster there ever being able to travel up to 40kph. These are speeds you just don’t see in soccer or baseball. What makes this exciting is the faster the pace of the game the more it keeps the fans on the edge of there seats, anxious to know what’s going to happen next. Secondly hockey is also exciting because it is very physical. Nothing gets the crowd going more than a hard body check or a big fight. Hitting has always been an important part of the game and a big hit the right time can change the momentum of a game. It brings your team alive and gives the something to cheer about. Fighting does the same thing by bring the crowd into the game. Teams have players that are out there just to throw big hits and fight with...

Words: 523 - Pages: 3

Premium Essay

Deviance in Hockey

...Violence in ice hockey has been an identifying staple in the sport since “the first hockey leagues formed in the mid-1880’s,” (Ice Hockey Origins, Growth and Changes in the Game). Since the modern era of hockey, and the creation of the Stanley Cup, hockey has been viewed as one of the most violent sports in western civilization. Clarence Campbell, former NHL President has even said that “[w]ithout violence, there would be no such thing as hockey,” (Coakley). To an extent hockey is unmatched in illegal assaults by any other sport, in both amateur and professional leagues, (Colburn). This does not mean that the contact in other sports is not as intense as hockey, for example rugby and football are both very “violent” sports, but this “violence” is carried out within the rules of the game. Hockey is different because it allows fistfights, which are acts of violence that are carried out outside the rules of the game. Hockey fights occur during stoppages of play, or if one breaks out during the play, the play is whistled down immediately in order to break up the fight. What makes this phenomenon interesting is the fact that in many amateur leagues and most professional leagues a five-minute penalty is assessed to the players involved in a fight. In other sports, where similar interactions between players do occur occasionally, an immediate ejection from the game is the penalty. What this does is “tacitly permit fighting by imposing a relatively lenient penalty,” (Colburn). During...

Words: 2226 - Pages: 9

Premium Essay

Fighting in Hockey

...Fighting in Hockey Brandon M. Robsion Devry University The Debate on Fighting in Hockey There is no sporting event that brings an explosion quite like that of an ice hockey fight. Ice hockey has always been stereotyped as brutal and unnecessarily violent, a game full of players who are nothing but “goons”. Fighting in hockey is a form of sanctioned violence, as it has deemed acceptable in hockey since the introduction of the National Hockey League in 1917. The league did note even penalize it until the 1922 NHL season (Brandon 2013). A recent political uproar has taken place within the hockey world as more people are pushing to have fighting completely removed from the game. As a hockey player for over 25 years, I have been through every situation where fighting has occurred within the sport. Being an avid fan, I have noticed a recent uproar on this topic within the last decade. Despite the outcry against fighting in the NHL the league needs to maintain its current stance on fighting. As hockey continues to grow in North America and around the world, more people are being exposed to the game. This has caused many debates on this topic, and if it’s really needed in today’s game. Fighting in hockey is a big part of North American hockey, yet is banned in world events like the Olympics and other world hockey tournaments. Raising the debate, should fighting be banned in all of hockey? For those who are not avid hockey fans, the stereotype is generally that hockey players fight...

Words: 1455 - Pages: 6

Premium Essay

Hockey In Canada

...Why does hockey have such a big impact on people? Specifically Canadians. Well, it originated in Canada, it’s Canada’s national game and it brings everyone together. There has been a long debate over whether hockey first developed and was played in Windsor, Nova Scotia, Kingston, Ontario, or Montreal, Quebec. Poet Richard Harrison said “what's important isn’t where the origin of hockey is found in Canada, but how Canada finds at least a part of its origin in hockey.” hockey is one of the few things that could be said to be ours from the beginning of Canadian time. It gives Canadians a sense of pride to know something so great was first created where they grew up like it’s in their blood. Speaking of hockey originating in Canada, it’s also Canada's national game. Look at the fact that over 500,000 children, women, and men are registered each year in organized hockey in Canada. At the professional level, Canadians still make up over 50% of players in the NHL, more than two and a half times the number of...

Words: 431 - Pages: 2

Premium Essay

Essay On Ice Hockey

...Science Fair Project Notes (4 Pages) Science Fair Project Notes (4 Pages) Ice hockey is a contact team sport played on ice, usually in a rink, in which two teams of player use their sticks to shoot a frozen rubber puck into their opponent's goal to score. The sport is known to be physical and fast-paced. The teams usually consist of six players that skate up and down the hockey rink that try to pass the frozen rubber puck back and forth trying to score it into their opponent’s goal and the team who has scored the most amount of goals win the game. Three of the six players skate up and down the rink, they are the ones that try to scores the goals. The two out of the six players stay back and are the defenders. They stay back...

Words: 1401 - Pages: 6

Free Essay

The Great Gme of Hockey

...The Great Game Called Hockey It is 3-3 going into overtime, it is the Chicago Blackhawks versus the Philadelphia Flyers vying for the most coveted trophy in sports- the Stanley Cup Trophy. The Blackhawks have a 3-2 series lead. If they win this game, they win the trophy. It is “do or die” for the Flyers, force a game seven or go home. Then it happens, a few minutes into overtime, Patrick Kane, a young superstar on the Blackhawks skates down the rink, takes a shot, and he scores! Just like that, the game is over. The Blackhawks win the Stanley Cup! … The Blackhawks win the Stanley Cup! I, together with millions of other fans watching this nationally televised game, witnessed this great phenomenon live. Now you might wonder why millions of other fans and I tuned in to see the game. The answer is because millions of fans and I love and appreciate the game of hockey. In my opinion, it truly is the most exciting game both to play and to watch. While playing hockey and watching hockey are obviously two very different activities, they have at least one thing in common; they are both very fun. Let us take a closer look at each activity individually and see why so many others and I enjoy it so much. I sincerely enjoy the thrill that I receive while playing hockey. I am not alone about this feeling. If you were to ask someone that plays hockey, as to why they play, one reason he or she will almost definitely tell you is something along the lines of that...

Words: 1048 - Pages: 5

Premium Essay

Hockey Brain Injuries

...injuries Playing hockey often leads to brain injuries later in life, hockey injuries can be prevented by wearing safer equipment and rule changes can be implemented to improve player safety. All of the hitting and checking have gone unnoticed for far too long so many great athletes have been injured by someone else’s hitting and/or checking. A few of these injured players include but are not just limited to Sidney Crosby of the Pittsburgh Penguins who decided to take the 2011 season off due to lingering concussion symptoms from a hit. Patrick Kane, of the Chicago Blackhawks who suffered a broken collarbone, and Stan Mikita who has no recollection at all of ever lacing up the skate and playing hockey. And...

Words: 422 - Pages: 2

Premium Essay

Prosthetics In Field Hockey

...As the third most popular sport in the world, there is a surprising lack of information about prosthetics that could be used to play field hockey. In all likelihood this stems from the fact that there is no field hockey (in a modified form or otherwise) in the Paralympic games (a number of countries are working on developing “Parahockey,” but this program seems to be mostly directed towards people with intellectual disabilities rather than physical ones), and additionally from it’s reputation in the United States as being sport for only women (who seem to have fewer athletic prosthetics built for them on the whole). While lower leg amputees could easily use a prosthetic meant for other field sports like soccer or lacrosse, looking into prostheses for arm amputees present a set of much more interesting dilemmas....

Words: 603 - Pages: 3

Premium Essay

Hockey Research Paper

...At the age of seven, I watched hockey for the first time on television. I immediately realized what I wanted to do with my life. Being a four foot tall third grader, I dreamed of playing hockey. One day, I came home from school and asked my parents if I could play. I was shocked when they said yes. My mom said,“it will give you something to do in the winter”. Little did i know, it would turn into much more than that. I soon realized that if i was going to play hockey, I would need to learn how to skate. After struggling for weeks, I told my parents that I wanted to give up. What they told me was that I was at the rink for a reason, and I can't quit just because it's challenging. At first I disregarded what they said, and then I realized that failure was not an option at this point. Hockey has taught me that perseverance is the key to success. So, I kept skating, and all of the sudden I was actually skating without falling every five feet. Everytime I face a challenge, whether it be a tryout or a state championship, I remember that if I work hard enough and want it badly enough I can get it....

Words: 644 - Pages: 3

Premium Essay

Essay On Hockey Violence

..."Timeline of Wars." Timeline of Wars for Students, Children & Kids. (2018): http://www.datesandevents.org/events-timelines/24-timeline-of-war.htm. Cheadle, Bruce. "Hockey Violence Has Always Been Controversial, Stephen Harper Points out." The Star. (2013): https://www.thestar.com/sports/hockey/2013/10/08/hockey_violence_has_always_been_controversial_stephen_harper_points_out.html. Gatehouse, Jonathon. "Drawing the Line on Hockey Violence." The Canadian Encyclopedia. (2011): https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/drawing-the-line-on-hockey-violence/. Gordon, Bloom and Smith, Michael. “Hockey Violence: A Test of Cultural Spillover Theory.” Sociology of Sport Journal. 13, (1996): 65-77. http://web.b.ebscohost.com.subzero.lib.uoguelph.ca/ehost/pdfviewer/pdfviewer?vid=0&sid=6ab57cb5-4f1d-4f3f-96c8-559cc252dd21%40sessionmgr101 Habib, Marlene. "Sports Violence Rises in Wartime." CBCnews. (2001): http://www.cbc.ca/sports/sports-violence-rises-in-wartime-1.257192. Robinson, Laura. "A History of Violence: What Hockey Teaches Boys." The Globe and Mail. (2018):...

Words: 751 - Pages: 4