gaara## Posté(e) le 13 avril 2005 Signaler Posté(e) le 13 avril 2005 j ai un dm a rendre demain et j'ai beaucoup de mal a le faire alors si vous pouviez m'aider merci d'avance. les questions: (le texte est en piece jointe): comprehension: space and time -When does the story take place? why? Whats state? -What can you suppose about the place where the two men are? Mr Wakatsuki -How hold is he?? -What year did he emeigrate to the USA? Where does he live? what is his job? What is he officially accused of?quote What is the evidence against him? what is the real reason for mr wakatsuki's presence here? with the help of the text and your previous answer, guess what Happene to the Japanese Americans after PEral HARbor. Sum up Mr wakatsuki's feeelings towards the army and wr in general. 40 words the interrogator - what does his job consit in? how would you define his feelings and attitude towards mr wakatsuki? Translation from ' I have been living' l87 to'win this war' l 96 j'esper que vous pourrer m'aider, reponder aux question k vous pouver merci d'avance
gaara## Posté(e) le 13 avril 2005 Auteur Signaler Posté(e) le 13 avril 2005 je n'arrive pa à mettre le texte en piece jointe...
gaara## Posté(e) le 13 avril 2005 Auteur Signaler Posté(e) le 13 avril 2005 le scan du texte ayant une trop grand taille je vais l'ecrire mais il est assez long: "What is your full name?" "Wakatsuki ko" "Your place of birth" "Ka-KE, a samll townin Hiroshima-ken, on the island of Honshu" "What schools did you attend in japan?" "Four years in chuo Gakko, a school for training military officers" "why did you leave?" "the marching. I got tired of the marching. that was not what I wanted to do" " have you any relatives serving in the military, now or in the past?" "my uncle was a general, a rather famous general. he led the regimentwhich defeated the Russians at Port Arthur in nineteen five" "have you ever been in contact with him since coming to the United States?" "no. I have contacted no one in Japan" "why not?" " I am what you call the black sheep in the family" "so you have never returned to your homeland?" "no" "Because you are the black sheep" "and because I have never been able to afford the trip. I have ten children" " what are their names?" " how can I remember that many names?" "try" "William is the oldest. Then Eleanor, Woodrow, frances, lilian, reijiro, martha, kiyo, and lest's see, yes, May" "That is only nine" "nine?" "you said there were ten" " I told you, il is too many to remenber" "It says here that you are charged with delivering oil to Japanese submarines oof the coast of California" "that is not true" "several submarines havve been sighted there" "if I had seen one, I would have laughed" "Why?" "Only a very foolish commander would take such a vessel tht far from his home fleet" "how can you explain this photograph?" "let me see it" "aren't those two fifty-gallon drums on the deck of your boat?" "yes" "what were you carrying in fifty-gallon drums ten miles from shore?" "chum" "chum?" "Bait. Fish guts. Ground up fish heads. you dump it overboard and it draws the mackerel, and you pull in your nets, and they are full of fresh fish. Who took this photograph anyway? I haven't gone after mackerel in over a year." "What do you think of the attack on Pearl Harbor?" "I am sad for both countries.It is the kind of thing that always happens when military men are in control." "what do you think of the american military? would you object to your sons serving?" "yes. I would protest it. The American miltary il just like the Japanese." "What do you mean?" "they also want to make war when it is necessary. As long as military men control the country you are always going to have a war" "who do you think wil win this one" "America, of course. It is richer, has more ressources, more weapon, more people. THe japanese are courageous fighters, and they will figt well. But their leaders are stupid. I weep every night for my country?" "You say Japan is still your country?" "I was born there. I have relatives living there. IN many ways, yes, il is still my country" "do you feel any loyalty to Japan or to its Emperor?" silence " I said, do you feel any loyality..." "How old are you twenty nine" "when were you born?" " i am the interrogatorhere, mr wakatsuki, not you" "i am interested to know when you were born." " nineteen thirteen" "I have benn living in this country nine years longer than you have. Do you realize that? Yet i am prevented by law from becoming a citizen. I am prevented by law from owning land. I am now separated from my family without cause..." "those matters are out of my hands, mr wakatsuki" "whose hands are they in?" "I do not like North Dakota any more than you do. The sooner we finish these questions, the sooner we'll both be out of here" " and where will you go when you leave?" "who do you want this war?" "I am interested to know where you will be going when you leave" "mr wakatsuki, if I have to repeat each one of these questions we will be here forever. Who do you want..? "When your mother
gaara## Posté(e) le 13 avril 2005 Auteur Signaler Posté(e) le 13 avril 2005 ..and your father are having a fight, do you want them to kill each other? Or do you just want them to stop fighting? voila jespere k vous pourer m'aider
E-Bahut yveslouis Posté(e) le 15 avril 2005 E-Bahut Signaler Posté(e) le 15 avril 2005 C'est toujours la même chose : "C'est pour demain." J'imagine qu'un tel devoir, qui demande réflexion et travail, n'est pas donné la veille pour le lendemain... Il faut s'y prendre plus tôt ! Désolé. @ +
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