Created: October 2007  

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by Etienne LEROUX (Pictures)
and Michel BRUNEAU (Script)






     'CAISSA AND KIDS'
       by Etienne LEROUX
       and Michel BRUNEAU
       Chap. V - Image I
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        The Center of the
       chessboard is consti-
       tuted of the four central 
       squares d4, e4, d5, e5


     'CAISSA AND KIDS'
       by Etienne LEROUX
       and Michel BRUNEAU
       Chap. V - Image II
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        Central squares are
       the only squares whose
       the distance of sides
       of the board is 3 (i.e.
       3 squares tagged by
       little blues balls


     'CAISSA AND KIDS'
       by Etienne LEROUX
       and Michel BRUNEAU
       Chap. V - Image III
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Number of squares controlled by a piece on the empty board

PIECE

in the center

on a side (middle)

in a corner

King

8

5

3

Queen

27

22

22

Rook

14

14

14

Bishop

13

7

7

Knight

8

4

2

Pawn

2

1 or 2

1




        After: 1.e4 the
       e4-Pawn occupies the
       e4-square and controls
       both squares d5 & f5


     'CAISSA AND KIDS'
       by Etienne LEROUX
       and Michel BRUNEAU
       Chap. V - Image IV
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        After: 1...e5 the
       e5-Pawn occupies the
       e5-square and controls
       both squares d4 & f4


     'CAISSA AND KIDS'
       by Etienne LEROUX
       and Michel BRUNEAU
       Chap. V - Image V
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     The new White's move
       2.Nf3 changes radically
       the situation and, in 
       particular attacks the
       unprotected e5-Pawn


     'CAISSA AND KIDS'
       by Etienne LEROUX
       and Michel BRUNEAU
       Chap. V - Image VI
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     The classical Black's
       answer 2...Nc6 is a good
       example of Developing 
       and Defensive move


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