Billy is a teenager who lives in a mining city in England, a brick house with his Jackie father, his Tony brother and his grandmother. His mother died. Billy goes to school and takes courses of boxing after the class. His father accompanies there and pushes he, believing that a success in this field will leave them the pecuniary difficulty in which they are. But Billy does not like boxing and he would prefer to make dance like the girls at the other end of the gymnasium. Then, in secrecy of his father, he goes to the dance rather than to boxing.
But suddenly, a day, his father surprises him dancing. Billy is forced to return at his place without saying a mot. Billy knew that he had disappointed his father, for him the dance is a sport reserved to the girls. And him as a boy, have to practice football, fight, and boxing. His father makes feel guilty and asks for why his son is not like these other comrades. But Billy is obstinate, he affirms that he does not want to resemble all these friends; he says to his father that this sport makes him happy. And he doesn’t include understand this sport which requires bloody, to be hurt.
Billy is decided to continue his vocation for the dance even if his father strongly opposes it.
Je l'ai pris d'un site, mais je l'ai corrigé ;)
http://www.anglaisfacile.com/forum/lire.php?num=3&msg=47445&titre=Billy+Elliot
