protagonistes.; "This research aims to study male characters in three of Francoise Sagan's novels: Bonjour tristesse, Un certain sourire and Aimez-vous Brahms.... These novels categorized as young Sagan's works published between 1954 and 1959. Sagan... is interested in her characters' love life. Since studies on her female Caracters are already prolific, this research aims thus to analyze the male protagonists and their relationship with their female counterparts. This work includes the analysis

throughout the relation among the main characters. We study mainly the theme of love with the help of the textual analysis. In the first chapter, we analyze the beginning of love in the characters’ heart which pushes them toward the quest for love. We also

is at once based on the motivated and conventional character of onomatopoeias and interjections. We think that despite their characteristic relatively motivated, onomatopoeias and interjections are specific to individual languages. Comparing onomatopoeias

.The uvular standard French /R/ was compared phonetically with sounds represented by Thai letters as published in eight available handbooks. Transcription into Thai characters was analyzed, following the phonetic distribution of /R/ according to Thai spelling

in the figures of "same", which signify twin characters and doubling characters. The mirror theme is then revealed through the metamorphosis, which creates a sexual divide. The transformed characters find in their new skin an alter ego whose gender is opposed... to the one to which they naturally belong. Finally, the mirror theme is observed in the choice of spouses in the characters, who only marry people who consolidate their overestimation of self, and those who are reflections of their selves."

the conflict caused by differences in religious beliefs. Characters are found arguing with one another and using their rhetorical ability to persuade the audience. The art of rhetoric designed for persuasion is then a central theme of this research article

turns into a verbal conflict as the characters use their rhetorical techniques to defend their points of view and attack opposing arguments. This article aims to study the oratory ethos and the rhetorical, argumentative and stylistic techniques

of Guy de Maupassant through the works chosen: the characters, the space, the knot of the story, the lexical fields and the main themes of the story. The study of the main characters shows the portrait on three sides: physical, moral and social... and especially the behavior signifying fear and doubt. For space, the writer cites real spaces which represent the mental state of the character. Objects and fantastic colors in spaces also play an important role. Then we look at the knot of the story supported

with the favorite themes of the author, like traveling, city and nature, people living on the fringes of society, children in search of the meaning of life, etc. In this article, we will try to show why Mondo can be considered as the spokesman character

of characters for each of the ―romans durs. The novels do not show the methods the detective uses to catch the criminal, but try to analyze what makes people commit crime. Our objective is to look closer at the theme of love and its complications which push