La Rose Morte

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Rose Antonia Maria Valland (1 November 1898 – 18 September 1980) was a French art historian, member of the French Resistance, captain in the French military, and one of the most decorated women in French history. She secretly recorded details of the Nazi plundering of National French and private Jewish-owned art from France; and, working with the French Resistance, she saved thousands of works of art. [1] Early life [ edit ] Seeing Swift live was a “teenage dream come true” for Cordeiro, but conditions made it hard to enjoy the gig. “During my favourite songs I got into it, I jumped around, I sang, but I’d get this feeling of breathlessness,” she said. Rose: (to Elena and Damon) "It's the worst part about it: the hunt, the need to kill, the thirst, the pleasure it brings you afterwards. I wasn't meant to be evil. It hurts." Rose: (to Elena) "You can never forget it, what it's like to be human. It haunts me. It's the only thing that's kept me going. It doesn't hurt as much anymore." Rose: (to Damon) "Who would have thought you'd be a nice guy?" Rose: (to Damon) "Will I see them again? My family?" Rose: (to Damon) "That would be nice. Maybe I'll see Trevor too. I'm not afraid anymore." Rose: (to Damon) "On the count of three. One, two..." -- The Descent

The Association de la Mémoire de Rose Valland, which was established to honor her memory, is based on Place Rose Valland in her hometown. [11] [12] a b c Edsel, Robert M.; Witter, Bret (2009). The Monuments Men: Allied Heroes, Nazi Thieves, and the Greatest Treasure Hunt in History. New York: Center Street. ISBN 978-1-59995-150-8. Rose tells Damon that there is no "humanity switch" after a vampire has lived more than several centuries. This was noted when Damon suggested that Rose use the switch to avoid the pain and grief of Trevor's death. Rose: (to Damon) "It's not nice to leave a girl naked so early in the morning." Rose: (to Elena) "I've been a slave to shadows for 500 years. What do you think?" -- The Sacrifice While the Nazi plundering was being carried out, Rose Valland began secretly recording as much as possible of the more than 20,000 pieces of art brought to the Jeu de Paume Museum. Valland kept secret from the Germans the fact that she understood German. [3] In fact, she never formally studied the language, but some trips in Germany in the 1920s and 1930s had helped her to get a good grasp of a then widely used scholarly language.

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Rose was a good and close friend of Lexi. The reason why Rose knew of Stefan and Damon was because Lexi tried to set Rose up with Stefan, as mentioned in the episode Rose. CL : «N’arrête jamais d’écrire» When Rose accidentally left Katerina alone to talk privately with Trevor about what they needed to do, Katerina hung herself, and since she had Rose's blood in her system, she then awoke as a vampire in transition. She completed the transition by feeding on the human owner of the cottage after Rose accidentally staked the woman while trying to kill Katerina. Rose was furious at her for this betrayal, as now there was no human to keep unwanted vampires out of the cottage, and Katerina's blood was now no longer viable for the ritual to break Klaus' curse. Rose angrily stated that Katerina had signed all of their death sentences due to her actions, but Katerina replied, "Better you die than I," and fled before Rose and Trevor could catch her. Rose and Trevor, knowing that Klaus would be out for their blood in punishment for accidentally aiding in Katerina's escape, and went on the run afterward to hide from Klaus and the rest of the Original vampires. In such conditions, the entertainment industry must accept that the show can’t always go on, said Anita Carvalho, director of the Music Rio Academy, a school of music and entertainment business. “The producer should have postponed or cancelled … as it was evident no one was prepared [for this kind of heat].”

Comme tu n’aimes pas forcément révéler un secret de ce deuxième tome, je te laisse la place libre pour le teaser comme tu le souhaites. a b Ross, Stew (February 4, 2017). "The Monuments Woman". Stew Ross Discovers . Retrieved December 6, 2019.Dalí’s use of the rose flower in his art crossed many different mediums. In the Alice in Wonderland ( conceived in 1977) bronze sculpture, the woman’s hands and hair have blossomed into roses symbolizing feminine beauty and eternal youth.

Sprang, Philippe (February 14, 2014). "Rose Valland, un chef-d'œuvre de Résistance". Paris Match . Retrieved December 6, 2019. Rose: (to Damon) "It's an observation. Being in love with your brother's girlfriend must be difficult." Rose: (to Damon) "I'm older than you and stronger. Don't get on my bad side." Rose: (to Damon) "You remind me of Trevor." Rose: (to Damon) "It's a lie, you know. There's no switch you can turn off. Sure, when you're a newbie... But, after a couple of hundred years... you just have to pretend." -- Katerina Rose: "I'm gonna stay and help you." Damon: "Help me do what?" Rose: "Save Elena, protect Elena, all things Elena." Damon: "Really? Why?" Rose: "Because I like you. I believe in friendship. I happen to have a vacancy in that department, and you can use all the friends you can get." Damon: "Just friends?" Rose: "Just friends." Damon: "Are you sure you can do that?" Rose: "I don't love men who love other women. I think more of myself than that. But, that doesn't mean I can't be your special friend." -- By the Light of the Moon Valland was an inspiration for the character of Claire Simone, portrayed by Cate Blanchett in the George Clooney-directed film The Monuments Men, released in February 2014. [20] According to concert-goers, screens covered vents in the usually airy stadium, seemingly to prevent people outside from getting a peek of the show and the grass pitch was covered with metal sheeting which had heated up in the sun.

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Swift – whose private jet emitted more CO 2 than any other celebrity in 2022 when not on tour, according to data analysis by Yard – has come under criticism from observers in the US for failing to talk to her fans about the abnormal heat, raising questions about the responsibility of influential pop stars to communicate on the climate crisis. Taylor Swift fans cool off as they queue outside the stadium before her concert in Rio de Janeiro. Photograph: Tercio Teixeira/AFP/Getty Images