Downloading the PDF file may be necessary. Key and Important Questions from the Attached File: 1. Literary Analysis of “Le Mariage de Figaro“ (Beaumarchais): The role of deception, social critique of 18th-century France, and the significance of Suzanne and the Countess’s relationship. 2. Themes in “Les jeux sont faits“ (Jean-Paul Sartre): The role of death and resurrection, the impact of Pierre’s discovery, and existentialist themes. 3. Moral and Social Issues in “La Mare au Diable“ (George Sand): The consequences of Marie’s choices, Pierre’s innocence, and the novel’s representation of social values. 4. Identity and Social Struggles in “Kiffe kiffe demain“ (Faïza Guène): Doria’s psychological growth, her relationship with Mme Burlaud, and themes of escape. 5. Survival and Influence in “Tanguy“ (Michel del Castillo): The impact of childhood trauma, Tanguy’s resilience, and his mother’s influence on his life. 6. Colonial and Social Critique in “La Rue Cases-Nègres“ (Joseph Zobel): Experiences of racism, José’s development, and the roles of m’man Tine and m’man Délia. 7. Satire and Philosophical Inquiry in “Candide“ (Voltaire): The credibility of characters, roles of the Baron and Cunégonde, and the novel’s critique of optimism. 8. Social Injustice in “No et moi“ (Delphine de Vigan): Lou’s mother’s evolution, Lucas’s perspective on helping No, and the broader critique of social inequality. For full essay prompts and detailed instructions, downloading the PDF file is recommended.