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« so I do live my life now, beyond the Wall.” (5 points) d) Theimportance of healing (suggestion de réponsepossible)   a) General comprehension 1.

The text is a poem.

(1 point) 2.

Rainure = groove; affluer = rush in ; submerger = overwhelm; péché = sin; guérison = healing.(5 points) b) First paragraph 3.

When he reached the Wall, the narrator “moved his hands over” the lists of “names” “slowly at first, then very fast” as if he were anxious to find a particular name.

(3 points) 4.

He “was looking for one name”, it was absurd as he was looking for his own name: “mine” and he knew it wasn't there. (3 points) 5.

At this point in the text he had to face his own truth, he wasn't dead like his mates, although he thought his name “should have been” there.

He was ashamed of still being alive.

(3 points) c) Secondparagraph 6.

The Wall made the narrator realise that he had survived the horror of the war.

For him it was sinful to be alive, to have survived such horrific things.

He wanted to be dead.

He felt guilty.

“The source of my guilt, my one great sin - I had lived, I had survived.

I came back...” (6 points) d) Third paragraph 7.

This experience was deep and moving.

He was “emotionally exhausted”.

He still suffers but it is a pain which no longer dominates his life.

He is a whole man again.

He says of his pain: “I carry it, it no longer carries. »