Et sur mon manege, l'amour toujours est chantant
De mes reves, c'est le commencement
Et j'espere une fin heureuse
Mais la fin de l'histoire ne vient pas tres doucement
Pour l'histoire, il faut faire semblant
Certes je n'embrasse que mes reves
Seuls mes reves!
And on my carousel, the love's always singing
From my dreams, this is the beginning
And I hope for a happy ending
But the story's end doesn't come very gently
For this story, you have to pretend
Certain i'll embrace none but my dreams
Only my dreams!
Sc for scarlet wich is Danny's daughter, and ava for Ava wich is J3Ts daughter :)
It means to be captivated by
"Une partition" in french is the visual transcription of music. Scores will be the best translation.
If you mean, what is the French for 'brother' then it's frere (with a grave accent on the first e)
I believe it means "To Madness" in French.
The Scarlet Pimpernel was a movie based on a true story of someone in Europe who called himself the Scarelt Pimpernel and ran around freeing innocent people from jail. He eventually was caught, tortured, and killed I believe.
Scarlet is a name of Old French origin and means red. It's just Scarlet in German and doesn't have an equivalent or a special meaning.
Storybook House
Presumably the same reason people gave nicknames to the electric chair such as Old Smokey, Old Sparky, Yellow Mama, and Gruesome Gertie. (I'm assuming you mean the Madame la Guillotine reference in the first chapter). During the French Revolution being executed by the guillotine was also called "shaking the hot hand" - similar to "dancing the hangman's jig" in England if you were hanged. In one of the Scarlet Pimpernel short stories there is a female character nicknamed Madame La Guillotine because she is particularly good at finding aristocrats (this story was developed further in the BBC series with Richard E Grant).
If you mean the Storybook Land Canal Boats, that is one of the few remaining attractions that existed ever since Disneyland first opened in 1955.
κόκκινο (kókkino)
Scarlet is a shade of red, slightly on the orange side of the spectrum. It is a bold and bright colour.
The Scarlet Deluge means a red flood (basically blood) The Scarlet Deluge means a red flood (basically it means alot of blood)
If you mean different shades of red, there are many (maroon, scarlet, vermillion, blood, rose, etc.). If you mean color names in different languages, rouge is in French, I think rojo or something like that is Spanish, and lal is Hindi.
The narrator in the scarlet ibis is a dynamic character because he realizes the at points he is mean and selfish with his brother
It does not mean anything in French.
in French what does E O mean