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Lisa and Alice
work in "Black and Sons" Company. Lisa works in the Accounts Department and Alice works in the Marketing Department. They
want to go on holidays to Greece. They
need the passport. They
go to the Post Office
to get it. They must
fill in a form and
have some photos. Alice
has got her photos but Lisa hasn't got them. Lisa
goes to the old bus station. There is a photo booth in there. Lisa goes into the photo booth. She
puts her money in the machine and she
waits for the photos. The photos
come out in the
slot but they aren't hers. It is a
murder. She
is afraid. She and Alice go to the police station. They
show the pictures to the detective. The police want to catch the
murderer. They have a plan. Lisa
comes back to the old bus station. The police
are there, too. Lisa goes to the photo booth and she
sees a young
handsome man with a snake ring on one hand and a bird tattoo on the other hand. He is the murderer. The police
catch him. Lisa is
safe. Lisa and Alice
go on holiday and they have a fun time.
DESTINATION MOON
The storyline:
Destination Moon is the first part of one of the few multi-book stories in the Tintin series, the other album is 'Explorers on the Moon' Destination Moon is an often humorous look into moon rocket technology. Destination Moon (1953) gives a detailed account on the preparation and the launching of the expedition to the Moon for which Professor Calculus has chosen Syladavian soil. Professor Cuthbert Calculus builds a rocket ship which will fly to the moon. Tintin and Captain Haddock
travel to where the Professor is making his rocket.
The characters:
Calculus
Very
absent-minded, hearing impaired, intuitive and sentimental to the extreme, Calculus is capable of the most unexpected ? and sometimes really weird ? connections with reality, by simply using his pendulum. At first a fine handyman, then a
clever inventor, Calculus will go as far as conceiving the rocket which will
take Tintin to the Moon. Later, after he had invented his ultrasonic doom machine so coveted by military powers, he will convert to horticulture.
Haddock
Ex-officer of the merchant
navy, he ends up relishing life in his castle. He would often
complain about his friend Tintin?s taste for adventure yet he would follow him everywhere, generally against his own will. If Tintin is a man of reason, Haddock
appears to be a man of sentiments: he is clumsy, unlucky when he takes action, impulsive, generous, quick-tempered, and excessive with words. His taste for whisky is widely recognized as well as his famous insults: comical expletives, devoid of all coarseness and only aggressive because of their ?sonority?. He plays the fatherly role for Tintin.
Good
evening. This is the
weather forecast for tomorrow in Great Britain. In the north of Scotland it will be
sunny. In the south of Scotland it will be partly
cloudy.
In the north of England it will be a
thundery day. In the east it will be
foggy and in the south east it will be a black day, but in the south west of England it will be a
snowy day.
Finally, in the north west of Wales it will be a heavy rain shower day and in the south east it will be a light mist day.
Well, this is the weather forecast for tomorrow. I
wish you a happy day and good evening.