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'''SARL et EURL''

La SARL est une Société à **responsabilité limitée**, c’est-à-dire que les associés limitent leur responsabilité **au montant de leurs apports respectifs** au capital social. L’associé ne répond donc pas en principe des dettes de la Société sur ses deniers personnels.

L’EURL est la forme de SARL avec un seul associé.

Le **capital social** est de 1€ minimum. Il est divisé en **parts sociales** attribuées aux associés à proportion de leurs apports.

Le capital social  peut être composé d’apports en numéraire ou en nature. L’apport en industrie est organisé par les statuts.

**La gérance** (direction de la Société et représentation vis-à-vis des tiers) est assurée par une ou plusieurs personnes physiques, associée(s) ou non. Le gérant est nommé à la majorité des parts sociales sauf dispositions contraires des statuts.

S’il est associé, le fait que le gérant détienne majoritairement (gérant majoritaire) ou non les parts sociales conditionne son régime social. Ses conditions de rémunération et de responsabilité font l’objet de développements annexes.

Obligation légale : une assemblée générale annuelle doit être organisée pour approuver les comptes et la répartition comptable des bénéfices ou pertes. C’est l’approbation des comptes.
Starnations

**Starnations** is a patch pin resembling a pair of yellow stars on flower stalks.

### Attributes

* Celestial
* Golden
* Flower

Starnations are liked by Lunon, Reignbow, Sandamander, Steagull, Stellan, and Yinyowl.

### Occurrence

Starnations spawn in the Glacier Zone. They are found in small patches.

### Planting Bonus

 **Mystery Cocktail:** Your charge blasts have a chance to afflict random ailments.

### Bonus Effect

When this pin is planted in an Empty Plot, a mount may eat it to regain Stamina and become Energized.
Déclaration de confidentialité

La déclaration de confidentialité est une **option** que le chef d’entreprise peut choisir pour que ses comptes ne soient pas publiés par le greffe. Cette possibilité est conditionnées au non dépassement de plafonds.

Pour les microentreprises (bilan + compte de résultat) si elles **ne dépassent pas 2 seuils sur 3** :

o   **CA net à 700.000€**

o   **Bilan à 350.000 €**

o   **Effectif à 10 salariés**

Pour les petites entreprises  (seul le compte de résultat est rendu confidentiel) si elles ne dépassent pas 2 seuils sur 3 :

o   CA net < à 8.000.000 €

o   Bilan < à 4.000.000 €

o   Effectif < à 50 salariés

Pas de confidentialité possible pour les **holdings.**

Pour rédiger la déclaration de confidentialité :

* Rédiger

* Approbation des comptes
* Déclaration de confidentialité

(à la fin du doc : changer la date à la **date du jour de l’AG**)
Parachute (episode)

Peter feels inspired to better himself after his brush with death. Elizabeth encourages Peter to sire an heir, leading him to seek out Catherine. As Peter has become more tender and open to change, they become more intimate, putting a strain on her relationship with Leo.

Catherine uses Peter's newfound interest in her to encourage him to bring arts and sciences to Russia. She becomes convinced she can change Russia for the better by influencing Peter. Archie discourages Peter's pursuit of learning and threatens Catherine, who threatens him in return.

Orlo becomes lost in the woods and encounters Russian and Swedish soldiers. Archie puts a raven in Peter's room to scare him, angering Peter.

Catherine asks Peter to reinstate Marial as a lady of the court. Peter refuses, revealing the reason for her demotion: as part of an ill-advised joke, her father committed necrophilia with Peter's mother's corpse. Instead, Catherine gives her back her dog, Bilini, and Peter promptly uses it for a test of a parachute. Catherine celebrates this demonstration of science with hope for the future.
Archie

**Archie**, short for **Archbishop**, is the Patriarch of Peter III's court. He is incredibly traditional and has great distaste for science, citing that modernity is a dark shadow straying from God. Though his cousin's family was demoted in court, his status remained intact. Catherine II first believed Archie would be a great Patriarch because he is inclusive of women, but Orlo warned her against it. Archie quickly let the position go to his head and tried to manipulate Peter through his visions. Catherine quickly became an opponent when she introduced the Enlightenment to the court.
Sticky Pitcher

**Sticky Pitcher** is a patch pin resembling a yellow pitcher plant.

Sticky Pitcher is liked by Antillery, Clawtress, Croakamel, Gelatops, Manturai, Muktopus, Tartle, Tattoad, Triantula, and Yangrowl.

### Occurrence

Sticky Pitchers spawn in the Hive Zone. They are most common in the Honey Hive sub-zone.

### Planting Bonus

 **Mystery Cocktail:** Your charge blasts have a chance to afflict random ailments.

### Bonus Effect

When hit, this pin will shoot a line of four Sticky Honey projectiles upwards.

### Sap

If tapped with the Sap Extractor, this pin will give the player the Honey Spray ammo. This shoots a stream of Sticky Honey.
The Bullet or the Bear (episode)

Catherine tried to kill Peter but realized that she was deeply in love with him. After this odd realization, the couple seeks marriage counseling. Catherine’s change of heart means an end to her coup as well. She is now unsure what to do with her prisoners.

Georgina proves her loyalty to Catherine by shooting Tatyana. Peter frees the prisoners but then changes his mind, not wanting to undermine his wife. Catherine frees them in the end, making deals with each individual.

Catherine and Peter decide to forgive and forget. While hunting, Catherine accidentally shoots and kills Orlo, who is then eaten by bears.
Life and Death to Twilight differences

The following are noted **differences between the original *Twilight* novel and the gender-swapped *Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined***.

## Character names

* Characters whose gender remained the same: Aro, Athenodora, Caius, Charlie Swan, Didyme, Geoffrey Swan, Helen Swan, Marcus, Phil Dwyer, Renée Dwyer & Sulpicia.
* Characters existing exclusively in this novel: Beaufort & Mele.
Suckamore

**Suckamore** is a patch pin resembling a large round pink lollipop.

Suckamore is liked by Brightling, Folare, Frightling, Lightling, Nightling, Pandit, Poven, and Reignbow.

### Occurrence

Suckamores spawn in the Extinction Valley sub-zone of the Fossil Zone. They are found in large groves.

### Planting Bonus

 **Flavor Charge:** Your harmful ailments are applied to your Ammo Fruit shots.
Peter and the Wolf (episode)

Elizabeth and Petrov travel to the lake to retrieve Peter’s body. She melts the ice and finds his corpse but decides to leave him there. Next, they go and reclaim Catherine’s army from Velementov and Hugo.

Catherine legalises divorce. This decision causes much drama in the palace. Women commit suicide, and men make a mockery of the system. The Empress decides to change the law slightly and oversees every divorce settlement herself.

Catherine is told that Pugachev is still alive. Grigor goes hunting to distract himself from his grief. He argues with Marial, who attends a party to celebrate Peter’s death. Catherine asks Grigor to keep Paul safe. Catherine starts to play Russian Roulette with herself.
Love Hurts (episode)

Orlo, Marial, Velementov, and Leo set out to bring more aristocrats to Catherine's side, with mixed results. Velementov and Leo are forced to kill Count Gorky after he refuses to join the coup. Elizabeth's suspicions are aroused, as Gorky had been Peter the Great's best friend.

Peter becomes convinced there is a threat to his life and surrounds Catherine and himself with guards everywhere they go. The entire court, apart from Elizabeth, Georgina, and Grigor, are subjected to torture. Catherine, determined to show the court that she is not in league with Peter, undergoes torture herself. She and the other conspirators succeed in keeping the coup a secret.

Grigor confronts Peter and admits he resents Peter's affair with Georgina. Peter agrees to end the relationship and reveals he's fallen in love with Catherine. Alexi Rostov, who was forced to shave his beard and lost the love of his wife as a result, returns only to face ridicule from Peter and Grigor.

After a tryst with Marial, who is desperate to become a noble again, Rostov breaks into the room where Peter is hiding with Catherine, intending to kill him. Peter, Grigor, and Georgina fight Rostov off and kill him. At a dinner with the Russian court, who are all recovering from a day of torture, Catherine gives a passionate speech that unites them in devotion to her. Afterwards, Peter tells Catherine he loves her. She returns to her apartments and discovers she is pregnant.
Seven Days (episode)

Joanna has an allergic reaction to peanuts brought from the Americas, causing Catherine to feel immense guilt. Joanna gives Catherine a list of individuals she feels should be killed for Catherine to succeed, including Elizabeth and Marial. Later, Joanna tries to seduce Peter, arguing that it is not cheating as they are family and would simply be making each other happy. Elizabeth again warns Peter not to have sex with Joanna.

After a medical exam, Elizabeth pronounces that Catherine's baby will be born in 7 days. The court begins preparations involving rituals for Peter and Catherine. Because of this, Catherine tries to run the country while on forced bed rest. Peter is taken into the woods to dig graves for his wife and child ceremoniously should they die in childbirth.

Catherine is inspired by hearing from the noble ladies to change laws regarding women when the Ottoman Empire sends word they are open to diplomatic talks, which turns out to be an assassination attempt. Joanna tries to seduce Peter again, and her long game is revealed: she wants Peter to take power again to reinstate her plan for another daughter to marry the French monarch, while Catherine would simply continue as queen consort and raise the baby as heir to Russia.

Catherine is disillusioned with her mother. Joanna finally seduces Peter as he gives in to her advances; during their sexual encounter, Joanna falls out of the window and dies. Elizabeth, Peter and Marial hide the body and make it appear that she left suddenly. Peter and Catherine reconcile and Peter hides Joanna's death from Catherine as she goes into labor.
Wedding (episode)

Marial plans her wedding as the Ottomans agree to meet Catherine. Despite Grigor's pleading, Marial tells Catherine that Peter had sex with and then accidentally killed her mother.
Devastated, Catherine goes to the front to meet with the Ottomans. She expresses her anger at Elizabeth for keeping Peter's secrets and Velementov for pushing for war. Grigor realizes that Catherine now knows what happened to Joanna and warns Peter, who plans to flee with Paul, but finds he cannot take his son from his mother.

Catherine and Peter each ruminate on their present predicament - to kill the other and have the throne for themselves or forgive each other.

Catherine meets with the Sultan Mustafa III and attempts to reason with him, but he responds by stabbing her in the hand. She in turn kills him, then flees with Elizabeth.

Peter's supporters try to stage another coup, meanwhile Catherine's supporters argue about the best path forward. Archie ultimately decides to support Catherine as he believes she will help Russia prosper.

At Marial and Maxim's wedding, Catherine confronts Peter, but then appears to forgive him and tells him to meet her in his rooms. Velementov arrives at the wedding and arrests several nobles on Catherine's orders, including Marial, Grigor, and others, but not Georgina.

Catherine enters Peter's apartments and stabs Peter, then sobs over his body, before realizing when Peter enters that she has stabbed his double, Pugachev. Catherine embraces Peter, relieved, and they uneasily look at each other.
Moscow Mule (episode)

Catherine and Leo pursue their love affair. News arrives that the patriarch, the Russian Orthodox church leader, has passed and Peter must choose a new one by the following day. Catherine, Marial, and Orlo continue to plan for their new era, aiming to appoint the liberal Bishop Tarcinkus as the new church leader, believing he will support Catherine.

Catherine learns that Lady Svenska is spreading false rumours about her having had sex with a horse, and tries to make amends for political reasons, but is rejected. One bishop renounces Peter and commits self-immolation during the selection of the Patriarch. Catherine tries to gain the other ladies' admiration by gifting Fabergé eggs, but Georgina advises her not to come begging this way.

Lady Svenska invites Catherine to a tea, at which the ladies push, kick, and belittle her. Peter instructs Archie to receive a vision from God to decide on the new bishop. He consumes psychedelic mushrooms in the forest and Catherine stumbles upon him as he hallucinates. He believes her to be an angel and she tells him that he is the rightful bishop. At the celebration for Archie becoming the new patriarch, Catherine gossips with the court ladies about Leo, as they had previously requested, and pretends to harshly discipline Marial for mentioning the horse rumor.
Orlo

**Orlo**, was a supporting character in *The Great*. He was a member of Peter III's court as a bureaucrat and ambassador.

In "The Beard", he agreed to help Catherine and Marial in their coup after he was forced to shave Alexi Rostov's beard against his own will.

## Appearance

He had black hair that was styled in a ponytail and brown eyes. He wore glasses but lost them after an incident with a Swedish soldier. He dressed elegantly, as was what is expected of a man in his state.

## Personality

He was a cautious man by nature and by his knowledge of the court. He rejected Catherine's initial invitation to join her coup out of of the fact that she hadn't handled it with the finesse that is to be expected when speaking of such a thing. He was devoted to who he pledges allegiance to, but not blindly. Orlo exhibited some hesitation when Catherine's plans go awry but he remained loyal to the idea she stands for. He remained hopeful for a new and better Russia, though he also believed that Peter's death was necessary for Catherine to be the ruler she needs to be.

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Catherine

He has respect for her due to her ambitious nature to make Russia better. He believes they aspire to the same goal but soon discovers that the goal in sight differed yet he does his best to try and guide Catherine away from potential mistakes while trying to build the suitable foundations for their new era. He is patient when she appears understandably overwhelmed due to her pregnancy and the many factors that cause her distress.

Peter III

He despises Peter for many reasons. The unnecessary violence, the fact that he has no vision for the country and all the silly laws he keeps putting up. Every time he tries to remedy what Peter breaks, he gets punished for it or humiliated as Peter does not respect him and has made it known on more than one occasion.

Archie

He has a peculiar relationship with Archie. It is quite complex as he knows he could reason with him as is shown in the first season. After realizing that Archie could potentially endanger Catherine's reign, he conspires to kill him but he fails thanks to Marial's interference.

After the failed assassination attempt, he has been bluntly advocating to get rid of him.

Grigor Dymov

Their relationship was mostly hostile. But he knows if anyone could influence Peter, it would be him. Eventually, Orlo realizes it was a lost cause.

Velementov

He tries his best to tolerate him. They have mutual grounds that they managed to agree on but due to Velementov's constant need for war, they tend to disagree.

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## References

1. ↑ By Velementov in "Meatballs at the Dacha"

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Sweden (episode)

Archie formulates a plan to get Catherine to agree to Paul’s ordination. He uses Peter’s lookalike Pugachev to start an uprising with the peasants. Catherine is told of the uprising, she wants to apologize to Pugachev for stabbing him, but Velementov wants him killed.

Elizabeth realizes that Pugachev must be working for someone. They try to sniff out the traitor, raiding the rooms of the palace. Agnes gets Velementov fired.

Hugo persuades Peter to reclaim Sweden. They decide to steal Catherine’s army and invade Sweden again. Meanwhile, Archie’s plan starts to work, and Catherine begins to trust him.
Dickhead (episode)

Catherine brings Peter, Grigor, and Georgina back to the palace. She reconciles with Marial, promoting her back to her status as a noblewoman, and strikes a bargain with Archie, who has given instructions to turn religious Russians against her if he is killed. She launches her long-awaited girls' school, met with resistance from Lady Svenska and the court ladies.

Prior to her coronation, Catherine she meets the nobles of her empire, many of whom disrespect her and repeat the rumour that she had sex with a horse. One, Tarzinsky, threatens Catherine with violence but is cowed by Archie's presence. The only visitor who positively interacts with Catherine is Father Basil, a country priest and Leo's cousin, who gives her Leo's letters.

Catherine is crowned and begins her rule. Her first decree proclaims religious freedom in Russia, provoking Archie's ire, and she begins to groom Father Basil as Archie's replacement. Peter plans to wait for Catherine to fail and make her fall in love with him. Grigor and Arkady plot against Catherine.

On Elizabeth's advice, Peter asks Catherine what she would change about him and agrees to curb his propensity for violence. He subsequently becomes enraged at Tarzinsky for calling him a "dickhead" and stabs him to death in the palace courtyard.
Choose Your Weapon

Both the British and the American ambassadors vie for Catherine's attention, wanting Russia’s support in the Revolutionary War. 11-year-old Maxim challenges Grigor to a duel because the man is sleeping with his wife, Marial. Catherine bans the duel, though, greatly angering Peter in the process.

Catherine manages to play both sides of the war and ends the negotiations victoriously. Grigor uses a stand-in for the duel, which goes ahead even though Catherine had banned it. In retaliation for Peter’s betrayal, she sleeps with the American ambassador and then tells Peter.
Alexi Rostov

Rostov first came to court to protest Peter III's edict against beards. He argued that he should be allowed to keep his beard because it hid several scars and boils. This presented the argument of free will within the court. However, the Emperor did not grant Rostov his wish, leading him to hate him. When he came back to court, he had shaved and lost his wife to another. After having a romp with Marial, the two conspired to kill Peter. Going through secret tunnels, Rostov entered Peter's chambers with two blades. However, only Madam Georgina and Catherine were in the room, giving away the element of surprise. Peter and Grigor came in, and all of them excluding Catherine unarmed him and killed him.
Vlad

Vlad worked as a serf to the Emperor and Empress alongside Marial. He was often used for comedic relief. After Leo taught him about gravity, Vlad became enamored with science. He learned to read and even constructed a parachute to test velocity. In A Pox on Hope, Vlad contracted smallpox from the servants quarters. Though Catherine tried to protect him, Vlad read that his strain was fatal and left the palace to die in a pox camp.
Mr. Jefferson

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**Mr. Jefferson** is a minor character in *Twilight*. He is only mentioned to be Bella's Government teacher at Forks High School. On the first day of school, Eric walked Bella to his class.

## External links

* Stephenie Meyer's official website
* The Twilight Series' official website
* The Twilight Lexicon

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War and Vomit (episode)

Catherine and Elizabeth visit the Russian front amid the war with Sweden. Appalled by the horrors she witnesses, Catherine becomes determined to gain the throne in a nonviolent manner. She fails to convince Peter to withdraw the military.

Grigor, who has long sublimated his jealousy and anger toward Peter for having sex with his wife, impulsively poisons Peter's borscht with arsenic. Peter falls gravely ill, leaving Catherine next in line for the throne, but her claim is threatened by the existence of Ivan and the sudden prospect of becoming Empress causes Catherine to appear incompetent and unprepared for power.

Elizabeth murders Ivan to prevent a civil war should Peter die. Catherine's newfound pacifism causes tension between her, Marial, and Orlo, who try to convince her that she must engage in bloodshed as Empress. As Catherine and Marial squabble over whether or not to kill Peter, he awakens, having recovered.
Joanna

**Joanna Elisabeth Holstein Gottorp** is the overarching antagonist in *The Great,* serving as the unseen overarching antagonist in Season 1, the main antagonist in Season 2 and the posthumous overarching antagonist in Season 3. Joanna is a glamorous socialite from Germany, sometimes also known as the “maestro of marriage” for her abilities to arrange high profile partnerships for her daughters. She has heard rumors of her daughter’s coup and come to Russia to see it for herself. Though the apple of Catherine’s eye and a doting mother, it soon becomes clear Joanna has more sinister intentions to save her family’s reputation.
Once Upon a Time (episode)

Pugachev is captured and interrogated. Maxim shoots him dead. Elizabeth grows tired of Catherine’s laid-back, flippant approach. She gives the Empress an ultimatum; if she doesn’t regain control, then she will take over.

Catherine plays Russian Roulette again. An intruder tries to kill her, and she uses the gun to shoot them instead. This epiphany allows Catherine to come out of her daze and regain control of her country.

Georgina steals Paul and has him ordained by Archie. She plans to marry Paul to become Queen, but Archie is taken away first. Marial has sold Archie out, and Catherine has him buried alive as punishment. However, Marial saves Archie, as she digs him out before he can suffocate.

Catherine orders her closest advisors to spread rumors of Peter’s and Pugachev’s deaths. She seizes control from Elizabeth and orders Petrov to attack Pugachev’s base. Catherine then uses a comet to win back the people’s trust, telling them that it is a sign from God.

In the end, Catherine sports a new haircut and performs a celebratory dance. Though, she breaks down crying, still grieving Peter’s death.
Heads, It's Me (episode)

It has been four months since the coup began. Leo is presumed dead, but Catherine continues to hope he is alive as his body has not been found.

A standoff has occurred in the palace with Catherine's forces in one wing and Peter's in another. Catherine attempts to smoke out Peter using Molotov cocktails, but Peter, Grigor, and Georgina flee to his country villa. Starving and without provisions, Peter sends for his chef, Jean-Pierre, and Catherine's troops follow and surround the villa.

A stalemate ensues, broken only when Catherine has Jean-Pierre prepare a feast to torment Peter. He surrenders and agrees to transfer power to Catherine, asking only that he be placed under house arrest and have a meal with Catherine and their unborn child every day. After his abdication is signed, he gives Catherine a bag containing Leo's severed head. Later, Peter reveals to Grigor and Georgina that he has a plan to retake the country.
Alone at Last (episode)

Catherine awakes from a nightmare about Leo. She punishes Peter for killing Tarzinsky by locking him in his rooms, despite his pleas to go truffle hunting with his new dog, an activity he remembers bonding with his father over in childhood.

Desperate to leave Russia, Georgina convinces Catherine to exile her and Grigor to France. Trying to avoid dreaming about Leo, Catherine takes drugs to stay awake and, in a manic state, appoints Father Basil Archbishop of Russia.

Pressured by his intimidating uncle Vanya, Orlo takes advantage of Catherine's intoxication to convince her to build a road in his impoverished home state.

To further punish Peter, Catherine has the mummified body of his dead mother brought into his room, keeping him locked inside. Recalling her harsh treatment of him as a child, he breaks her glass coffin and accidentally destroys her corpse. After a confrontation with Catherine where he angers her by casually mentioning Leo's death, Peter escapes to the woods to go truffle hunting. He is caught by Velementov, who reminds Peter that he, not Peter's father, took him truffle hunting as a child. Peter begins to come to terms with his parents' neglect and abuse.

Catherine takes Peter's dog into the woods, determined to find and destroy the first truffle of the season to spite him, and accidentally comes across the clearing where she said goodbye to Leo. Consoled by Marial and Elizabeth, she allows herself to admit that she could not have saved him. Grigor, feeling that Peter needs him, stops the carriage en route to Paris and returns to the palace without Georgina.
Fun (episode)

Catherine’s breakdown continues. She orders everyone to tell jokes and organises a festival. Georgina spreads rumors of Peter’s death and manipulates Katya into performing her satirical yet treasonous play about Catherine.

Marial goes to kill Pugachev, worried that he will sell her out. But then she changes her mind, inspired by his words. Maxim shoots Pugachev, then he tells Catherine that he has killed him, even though the lookalike is still alive, as he was not fatally shot.

Catherine is urged to solve the Pugachev problem. She thinks Maxim has killed him. Confused, Catherine tells the people that it is Pugachev that is dead, not Peter. Catherine and Grigor cannot hide their grief, though.
A Pox on Hope (episode)

## Summary

Thanks to Catherine, the Russian court is excitedly absorbing culture. Catherine believes she can change Russia by influencing Peter instead of killing him, and gives him a printing press.

Despite Archie's opposition, Peter likes the press's ability to print cartoons and allows it to stay. To thank Catherine, he performs cunnilingus on her and she reaches orgasm, which troubles her as she is in love with Leo. Peter brags to Leo about the encounter, and a jealous Leo gets drunk and distributes cartoons depicting Catherine having sex with a horse.

Georgina feels that she is losing Peter's favor. Marial is about to have sex with the servant Vlad when she discovers evidence of smallpox on his back. She and Catherine attempt to help him, but Dr. Chekov is indifferent and plans to burn Vlad and other serfs who have been affected by an outbreak. Catherine pushes for inoculation, but the court and Peter are against her. Peter is furious when she inoculates herself before the entire court to convince them of its efficacy. He bans the practice and locks her away until it is certain that she has not been infected. Catherine emerges from her apartments and witnesses, from a distance, the serfs being burned.
Stag (episode)

Catherine’s son Paul is to be ordained. Alongside this ceremony, Peter will be sacrificing a stag. He prepares for this ritual, but his aim is terrible. Catherine is angered by a letter from her sister Angela asking where their mother is. Peter had accidentally killed Catherine’s mother in the last season.

Peter tells Catherine that Paul has said his first word, but of course, it is rude. Catherine fears that Paul will turn out just like his father, so she cancels the ordination. Archie and Elizabeth try to change Catherine’s mind, worried that the entire lineage will be destroyed.

Elizabeth offers Catherine a marriage advice book. The Empress and Peter work through the book together, but Catherine won’t change her mind. Elizabeth plans to sedate Catherine, but Peter decides not to go through with the ordination, even when Catherine is sedated.
The Beaver's Nose (episode)

Shocked at the revelation that she is pregnant by Peter, Catherine wakes on her 21st birthday determined to enact the coup. Peter prepares a special cake and other gifts for her, then plans to kill Leo, believing this will cause her to transfer her affection to him.

Catherine sends Velementov to gather the military leaders to support her and sends Orlo to kill Archie, while promising Marial that Archie will not be harmed. Leo goes hunting with Grigor and Peter and they attempt to kill him, but are unsuccessful.

Catherine prepares to kill her husband during a birthday lunch, but is halted when he reveals her gift: the philosopher Voltaire, whom Catherine idolises. She finds herself unable to kill Peter in front of Voltaire. Peter claims that Leo has abandoned her, but Catherine realizes her lover is either dead or in danger and attacks Peter, who believes her assault to have arisen out of passion for him and locks her in the room.

Orlo fails to kill Archie and is injured. Marial, frustrated that Catherine has not killed Peter, becomes convinced the coup will fail and discovers Orlo attacking Archie. Furious that she's been betrayed, she is persuaded by Archie to reveal Catherine's betrayal to Peter.

In exchange for becoming a lady again, Marial shows Peter Catherine's plans for overthrowing him and reveals that she's pregnant. Heartbroken, Peter confronts Catherine, who suggests he abdicate. He shows her that Leo is his prisoner and threatens to kill him unless she calls off the coup.

Catherine goes to Velementov to stop the uprising, determined to save Leo, but he tells her she has filled Russia with hope for a new future, which is more important. Catherine goes to see Leo and explains what has happened. He expresses regret but understands her choice. Catherine kisses him goodbye, then signals Velementov, who fires his pistol to restart the coup.
Mr. Molina

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> We gotta go. We gotta go. Green is what? Good. Let's go.
>
> Mr. Molina, Twilight (film)

**Mr. Molina** is Bella Swan and Edward Cullen's Biology II teacher during their junior year in the *Twilight* movie. The corresponding character in the novel is Bob Banner.

He is portrayed by José Zúñiga in the movie.

## Biography

### *Twilight*

Main article: Twilight (film)

> … I'm gonna make a steaming cup of "compost tea"… Yeah, this is recycling in its most basic form, but DON'T DRINK IT!
>
> Mr. Molina, to his students, Twilight (film)

Mr. Molina first appears in biology classroom when Bella joins his class. One week later, he makes a contest between the students whereas students of the same table will become partners and study the onion root cells of mitosis, and presents a golden onion as the prize to the first group that gets it right. Bella and Edward end up winning the prize.

He is last seen taking his students out on a field trip for environmental studies and introducing the most basic form of recycling: compost tea.

## Physical appearance

Mr. Molina has black curly hair, dark brown eyes and an olive tone to his skin. From appearance, he is likely to be of foreign descent. He is always wearing glasses, and is seen wearing a black jacket during screen time.

## Film portrayal

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Mr. Molina is portrayed by José Zúñiga in *Twilight*.

## Appearances

* *Twilight* film

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A Simple Jape (episode)

In the middle of a tryst, Peter and Catherine argue when he accuses her of using him for sex and she refuses to say that she loves him.

After being confronted by pupils at her girls' school who think she is not changing the system quickly enough, Catherine resolves to free all serfs. Orlo cautions patience, but the impatient Catherine decides to play a "jape" on the court to prove her point. She disguises Shakey as a member of the aristocracy at a party, and introduces her as "Lady Anastasia". Lady Svenska is fooled and charmed by the old woman, but horrified when Catherine announces Shakey's true identity.

Father Basil takes his leave of Archie, condemning his political gamesmanship in a passionate speech. Archie suddenly kisses Basil, an act that leaves him shaken and confused.

Grigor forces Orlo to give him Catherine's plans for liberating serfs, and uses them to turn the nobles against Catherine. This goads Catherine into proclaiming immediate freedom for the serfs, and Peter takes advantage of the situation to urge the nobles to call for Catherine's abdication. He plans to escape his rooms with the help of a body double, Pugachev, and take Catherine hostage.

The palace serfs rebel against the nobles, and in the resulting chaos, Marial discovers that Lady Svenska has murdered Shakey. Catherine's advisors call on her to put an end to the violence, but she cannot bring herself to fire on her own people and orders them out of the room. Peter bursts into Catherine's office with a gun, but when he finds her weeping alone at her failure, he comforts her and willingly returns to his captivity. Catherine reluctantly orders Velementov to subdue the rebellion.

After the violence is over, Marial shoots Svenska in the head, in revenge for Shakey's murder.
Marial

### Full name:

Her surname is never mentioned, however her father is referred to as ‘Brezhnev’ in a flashback scene - if this is his surname then it probably is hers too.

### Enemies:

Antonia Svenska†Georgina Dymov (possibly.)

### Love interests:

Vlad†
Alexi Rostov†
Grigor Dymov

### Pets:

She has a little Pomeranian named Blini, first seen in ‘Parachute.’ (S1 ep6.)Blini is seen again in S2 ep1.

**Marial** was Catherine's servant. She was demoted to a servant after her father invoked the anger of the Emperor. She became a lady again after Catherine overthrew Peter. She then had to marry Maxim so she could stay in the apartments and still have access to her wealth. She is also Grigor Dymov's lover.
The hug

“The hug” is part of Hulu’s “huluween”. the short was aired the year 2018. It follows a young boy named Aden going backstage of “Pandory’s Pan Pizza Palace, when told not to. he sneaks backstage. Pandory, the animatronic panda, asks his name, and tells him to give him a hug for him to put on a show for Aden. But he hugs Aden to death. When he hugs Aden too tight, his animatronic face melts off, and Aden gets eaten. When the security guard comes to Pandory, Aden sticks his hand out for him to help.
The Devil's Lunch (episode)

Catherine grows increasingly sexually frustrated as her pregnancy continues. Peter gains Catherine's reluctant permission to throw a baby shower for their unborn son Paul, intending to remind the court how fun his reign was.

Velementov insists that Russia should go to war with the Ottoman empire, but Catherine is reluctant to start a war over nothing. Sundak, an Ottoman ambassador and an old friend of Peter's, comes to meet Catherine, who has a dim view of the Ottomans' misogynistic culture. She arranges the room to imply she has an all-female counsel of close advisors, but he is unruffled by the implied insult.

Velementov begins an affair with Lady Svenska, who is secretly spying for Peter, and lets slip that war with the Ottomans is a possibility. Catherine and Peter try to win Sundak to their cause, which is complicated by Peter's jealousy of Catherine's interest in the handsome Sundak.

Meanwhile, Archie attempts unsuccessfully to ingratiate himself with Catherine on Marial's advice, and Marial begins an affair with a depressed Grigor. Peter attempts to undermine Catherine and Sundak's relationship by throwing a raucous party, but Catherine outwits him by taking over the party and impressing Sundak on a hunting trip the next day.

Sundak leaves after a peace agreement has been reached, but Arkady and Tatyana, believing it will advance Peter's cause, intercept Sundak's carriage and kill him. After a failed attempt to have sex with a guard, Catherine is manipulated by Elizabeth into taking advantage of Peter's skills in cunnilingus.
Ice (episode)

Catherine and Grigor go to stop Peter, Velementov and Hugo from invading Sweden. They confront them at a frozen lake. Catherine and Peter argue, with neither changing their minds. Peter falls through the ice and drowns.

Pugachev is getting out of control. Archie orders him to negotiate a deal with Catherine. Elizabeth figures out that Archie is the traitor and confronts the priest. He promises that the plan is working in their favor.

Peter’s death causes Catherine to have a breakdown. She returns to the palace but keeps the death a secret. She is unsure whether she imagined the whole thing. Catherine announces that Russia is going to invade Sweden.
Peter III

## Emperor of Russia

**Peter III**, was the main antagonist of *The Great* and the former Emperor of Russia, serving as the main antagonist in Season 1, the secondary antagonist in Season 2 and a major character in Season 3. In "The Great", he marries a Princess from Prussia, who came with love for him, however, when she realises that he is a terrible ruler, Marial, Count Orlo and her start a coup d'état in order to overthrow him and establish an Enlightened Russia.

## Personality

Most of his subjects disdained him but feared what would happen to them if he died. His wife, Catherine II, hated him because of his cruelty, and his tendency to act like a brat - impulsive and spoiled. However, she later learnt to love him and was distraught at his death. He displayed psychotic tendencies and violent outbursts that were indulged by his court. This may have been in part due to the cruel treatment from his mother in childhood and the implied historic madness in royal lines.

Firstly, he killed the pet bear he gave Catherine as a wedding gift for fun and continued to torture and provoke her and the court as a whole. Meanwhile he continued a war in a selfish endeavor to be better than his father with no regard for the human lives lost. However with some advice from Elizabeth he bizarrely gifts Leo as a lover to Catherine, but beats him for fulfilling this duty. When he falls for Catherine, although the feeling was unrequited, he still commits heinous acts to and for her further depicting his mad and chaotic nature.

In the final episode of the first season, Catherine attempts to begin her coup. Peter attempts to derail her, after Marial loses hope in the cause and tells him Catherine is attempting to take power and is also pregnant with his child. Peter is heart broken by this and in the resulting altercation holds a knife to her throat. In the witty confrontation Catherine states he cannot kill her or their child. Initially he states that he can get a child from anyone he is unable to bring himself to kill her and the child she is expecting, he attempts to use her lover Leo as blackmail, threatening to kill him if she tries again proving ultimately he will always underestimate Catherine's love for her country and the sacrifices she will make for her people.

## Family

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Umbrilly

**Umbrilly** is a patch pin resembling a lily pad on a long stalk standing upright in the air.

### Attributes

* Soaked
* Wax
* Lily
* Vine

Umbrilly is liked by Brellyfish, Bumblebear, Buzzerker, Deardrop, Raquoon, Shinobo, Snooth, Tadpog, Torrentoise, and Wolphin.

### Occurrence

Umbrillies spawn in the Misty Caverns sub-zone of the Zen Zone and in the Deep Swamp.

### Planting Bonus

 **Non-Stick Sheen:** Harmful ailment effects wear off much faster.
L’approbation des comptes : définition

Toute société a l'obligation de tenir ses comptes (bilan comptable, compte de résultat et annexe légale) à la clôture de son exercice comptable. Elle doit ensuite faire **approuver ses comptes** **par l’assemblée des associés** (ou des actionnaires) dans les **6 mois** qui suivent la clôture de l’exercice. Une fois approuvés, les comptes annuels ne peuvent plus être modifiés.

IIs doivent ensuite être déposés au greffe du Tribunal de Commerce compétent pour publication au BODACC (Bulletin officiel des annonces civiles et commerciales).

L’approbation des comptes est ainsi une **obligation légale** encadrée par un délai.

Comment se passe l’approbation des comptes ?

Lors de [[l’assemblée générale]], c’est au dirigeant de présenter les comptes annuels. L’objectif pour les associés est de s’assurer de la bonne gestion de l’entreprise. Ainsi, la décision d’approuver (ou non) les comptes doit être prise après la lecture des comptes annuels et du [[rapport de gestion]] préparé par le [[gérant]].

Nous sommes mandatés pour rédiger :

-         le procès-verbal d’assemblée générale ordinaire décidant de l’affectation du résultat et le procès-verbal de résolution

-         le rapport de gestion du gérant (ou président)

-         la déclaration de confidentialité

-         éventuellement le Rapport spécial en cas de conventions réglementées.
Suivi administratif

AGILEO : TGS CAEN ADMINISTRATIF

Suivi des clôtures dans le parapheur tableau exercice ANNEE – tableau AS –

trouver le nom client –mettre date de l’envoi

**Pour la note d’honoraires :**

DIVALTO : \*NOM\*

Vérifier que l’adresse est bonne

F12 valide vers AGILEO

Dans les onglets « affaires » / « compte » / « encours »

« affaire » : permet de saisir le temps qu’on a passé sur le dossier

« approbation des comptes exercice DATE »
Animal Instincts (episode)

Catherine regrets her sexual encounter with Peter, but he is thrilled that she shows signs of returning his affection, to Elizabeth's delight and Grigor's frustration. Elizabeth counsels him to make himself a mystery to Catherine, and he successfully intrigues her by playing hard to get.

The court is thrown into alarm when a crocodile mysteriously begins roaming the palace and attacks Elizabeth, wounding her leg and eating her pet mouse. Catherine dismisses the superstitious nobles who believe it to be a demon or a supernatural omen, but becomes frustrated when Father Basil tells the court that the creature may indeed be a sign from God.

Archie announces that as Patriarch, only he can discover the meaning of the "omen", and Catherine realizes that he has planted the creature himself. He threatens to proclaim that the crocodile is a sign that God condemns her reign unless she agrees to revoke religious freedom and remove Father Basil from power.

Catherine asks Peter, an excellent hunter, to search the Palace for the animal with her, but he ignores an opportunity to kill it, in order to spend more time with her. Catherine agrees to Archie's demand, and he takes her to "meet God" through the use of psychedelic mushrooms. Although the two see different visions, they recognize their mutual hope for a better Russia.

Meanwhile, Marial encounters an elderly serf, "Shakey", who she shared rooms with during her time as a servant. Learning that Shakey has been declared too old to work, Marial takes her on as a maid.

Catherine captures the crocodile using opium-laced mice, but when she presents the captured animal to the court, the nobles panic when it starts to wake up and stab it to death. That evening, she agrees to dance with Peter, sharing a romantic moment with him that she abruptly stops, uncomfortable with her growing interest in him.
Lee Stephens

Template:Human infobox**Lee Stephens** is a graduate student of Forks High School. His *Life and Death* counterpart is Leann Stephens.

## Biography

Lee shared Bella'sBio II class in her junior year. He had to go to the nurse the day they did blood typing, accompanied to the medical room by Mike, who later invited him to La Push and borrowed his mother's minivan to offer transporting options for his friends. He is confirmed to be dating Samantha Wells.

He was present at the Cullens' graduation party in *Eclipse*.

## Appearances

* *Twilight*
	+ *Midnight Sun*
* *Eclipse*

## Note

In the *Midnight Sun* partial draft, he is named as "Lee Stevens".

## External links

* Stephenie Meyer's official website
* The Twilight Series' official website
* The Twilight Lexicon

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Elizabeth

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**Aunt Elizabeth**, is a main character in *The Great*. Her nephew is the current Emperor of Russia succeeding her sister and brother-in-law, securing a place for her at court.

In "War and Vomit", she kills her half nephew Ivan VI in order to secure Catherine as second in line to the throne of Imperial Russia.

## Personality

Whimsical, and mercurial, Elizabeth is characterized as the strangest member in the court and her loyalties are hard to place. Underneath the eccentricity lies a shrewd woman who is willing to be ruthless for what she believes in. She does what's best for her nephew though often jokes with Catherine about killing him. She is sexually promiscuous like Peter, though she is definitely smarter and more compassionate. She has shown capacity for great kindness and empathy yet also for cold brutality and has no qualms with killing if the ends justify the means.

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## References

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Capital social

Le capital social est la somme que les associés se sont engagés à verser. Ils peuvent la verser en plusieurs fois (libération partielle du capital).

Capital libéré : capital souscrit appelé.

En **SARL**, les associés doivent libérer **au moins 20%** du capital social lors de la constitution et ont 5 ans pour verser le solde. SARL = parts sociales. En principe, une part sociale = un droit de vote.

L’augmentation de capital social peut avoir des conséquences sur le régime social du gérant. S’il est majoritaire, il sera Travailleur Non Salarié (TNS) affilié au Régime Social des Indépendants (RSI).

S’il est minoritaire, il sera assimilé salarié et affilié au régime général (il est minoritaire dans les pouvoirs de décision).

En SAS, les actionnaires doivent libérer **50%** du capital social lors de la constitution. SAS= actions. Les actions n’ouvrent pas nécessairement de droit de vote (la répartition du pouvoir est librement fixée dans les statuts). Donc, si on veut faire entrer un investisseur extérieur, mieux vaut évoluer en SAS pour garder le pouvoir. En général, il est alors créé un comité de pilotage des investisseurs qui joue un rôle de conseil sans toutefois avoir de droit de vote (fréquent dans les startups).

Une augmentation de capital social ne change rien pour le Président qui détient des actions. Il est assimilé salarié et est affilié au régime général de la sécu qu’il soit majoritaire ou minoritaire.

En cas de **perte de la moitié du capital social,**

-         Faire une AG pour décider de l’avenir de la société

o  On a 2 exercices sociaux pour reconstituer les capitaux

-         Faire un M2 (cf imprimés vierges sur le site du greffe du Tribunal de Commerce PARIS)

-         Préparer publicité légale (dans POLY : annonce légale : pour préparer le texte de l’annonce = supprimer les interlignes pour que ça coute moins cher au client et supprimer le logo (en descendant)

-         Faire une procuration (note d’honoraires sera fonction + montant des frais)