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The narrator, forensic scientist Temperance Brennan, is meeting websleuth Hazel "Lucky" Strike for the first time. "What do you know about websleuthing ?" [...] "Websleuths are amateurs competing online to solve cases." 5 and cops. and Wannabe forensic scientists Overzealous viewers of NCIS, Cold Case, CSI and Bones. I didn't add that. [...] O "Most people die, they get a funeral, a wake, a memorial service. There are eulogies, an obit¹ in the paper. Some get holy cards showing their faces with angels or saints or whatnot. [...] That's what's supposed to happen. That's how 5 we deal with death. By recognizing a person's achievements in life. "But what happens when someone just disappears? Poof." Strike curled then exploded her fingers. "A man leaves for work and o vanishes? A woman boards a bus and never gets off?"
"And what happens when a body turns up lacking ID? On a roadside, in a pond², bundled in a carpet and stashed³ in a shed? [...] Lost. Murdered. Dumped. Unclaimed5. This country's overflowing with the forgotten dead. And somewhere, someone's wondering about each and every one of those souls." "And websleuthing is a way to solve the problem." "Darn right." Kathy Reichs, Speaking in Bones, 2015
VOCABULAIRE :
1. obit= obituary: nécrologie 2. pond: étang 3. stash: mettre de côté 4. shed: cabane 5. claim: réclamer
QUESTIONS =
1 Find the definition of a websleuth in the text.
2 Explain what cases websleuths investigate.
3 Describe Temperance's opinion of websleuths. Explain why Hazel Strike believes what they do is important
The narrator, forensic scientist Temperance Brennan, is meeting websleuth Hazel "Lucky" Strike for the first time. "What do you know about websleuthing ?" [...] "Websleuths are amateurs competing online to solve cases." 5 and cops. and Wannabe forensic scientists Overzealous viewers of NCIS, Cold Case, CSI and Bones. I didn't add that. [...] O "Most people die, they get a funeral, a wake, a memorial service. There are eulogies, an obit¹ in the paper. Some get holy cards showing their faces with angels or saints or whatnot. [...] That's what's supposed to happen. That's how 5 we deal with death. By recognizing a person's achievements in life. "But what happens when someone just disappears? Poof." Strike curled then exploded her fingers. "A man leaves for work and o vanishes? A woman boards a bus and never gets off?"
"And what happens when a body turns up lacking ID? On a roadside, in a pond², bundled in a carpet and stashed³ in a shed? [...] Lost. Murdered. Dumped. Unclaimed5. This country's overflowing with the forgotten dead. And somewhere, someone's wondering about each and every one of those souls." "And websleuthing is a way to solve the problem." "Darn right." Kathy Reichs, Speaking in Bones, 2015
VOCABULAIRE :
1. obit= obituary: nécrologie 2. pond: étang 3. stash: mettre de côté 4. shed: cabane 5. claim: réclamer
QUESTIONS =
1 Find the definition of a websleuth in the text.
2 Explain what cases websleuths investigate.
3 Describe Temperance's opinion of websleuths. Explain why Hazel Strike believes what they do is important
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