Created: October 2007  

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Chess-Theory "Comic Strip"

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






    1.e4 and 1.d4 are    the most typical Central Openings   


     1.c4 and 1.Nf3 are two examples of Flank Openings


     1...e5 and 1...d5 are typical examples of Central Defense


     1...c5 and 1...Nf6 are two examples of Flank Defense


     Initial Position of the Nimzo- Indian Defense   


     'CAISSA AND KIDS' by Etienne LEROUX and Michel BRUNEAU Chap. IX - Image I
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       With this Flank Defense is clearly engaged: the Battle For The Center   


       By playing 2.c4    White contests to Black the Control of the d5-square   


       After 3.Nc3 both    squares d5 and e4 are disputed between White and Black   


       The Nimzo-Indian    Defense is characterized by the Pin Move 3...Bb4   


     'CAISSA AND KIDS' by Etienne LEROUX and Michel BRUNEAU Chap. IX - Image II
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       After 4.Qc2 c5 the    White Queen protect the pinned c3-Knight   


     'CAISSA AND KIDS' by Etienne LEROUX and Michel BRUNEAU Chap. IX - Image III
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       In this position White dominate on Light squares and Black on Dark squares   


       John decides to activate the White Queen's Bishop by playing 6.Bf4   


     'CAISSA AND KIDS' by Etienne LEROUX and Michel BRUNEAU Chap. IX - Image IV
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       A careful observation of squares controlled by Black helps you to understand what could occur now   



    Mary begins to play a fine combination with 7...Bxf2+!


     'CAISSA AND KIDS' by Etienne LEROUX and Michel BRUNEAU Chap. IX - Image V
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       White takes the Bishop and then Mary plays the foreseeable Knight Fork Ng4+



       Position on the chessboard after the White's move 10.Qe4   


     'CAISSA AND KIDS' by Etienne LEROUX and Michel BRUNEAU Chap. IX - Image VI
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    The Developing Move 10...Nbc6 assures a good protection of the Pinned e5-Knight   



        But, by playing 11.Nf3! John reinforces his attack against the Pinned e5-Knight



     After 11...0-0! Black is able to protect a second time the Unpinned e5-Knight by playing 12...Re8   



The game goes on   rather naturally by: 12. Rd1 d6  



     I am John and I like very much play to Chess      I am Mary and I dream to beat John in Chess



       I am Caissa the Goddess of Chess and I am able to reveal to each of you all secrets of this beautiful Game   


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