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Hmmm, I must say I agree Crobat :) Although, I do think that students will be able to attain 19's-20's if using the time/place in terms of construction of the play. I know at Abbotsleigh (at least in some classes), we were taught Hamlet through themes, and specifically the role of divinity in...

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Whether writing in first or third, you'll be fine. Despite the question being written in first person, they aren't looking for answers in first person (although if you did this, it's also fine). They're just looking for an "effect" on the responder/you. So as long as you wrote how the audience's...

Have a good sleep guys! It's at 1:55, that's plenty of time. Get up at 8 and effectively study from then. A clear mind goes a long way in Paper 2 :)

I think to one person should be fine, but can't be sure :) If it were me- I would have equated 'attitudes of others" to a society. But then again, that would only suit some texts :)

Hey kelli_1996, judging from other years, either way should be fine :) I'm sure you're allowed to use the quote, and if not, that's fine too.

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To me- bottom line is: Don't do it. You're only cheating yourself. And really, it is a very small world. Please be careful! :)

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I definitely agree with this. I have a feeling they might pull the 2 related this year with AOS. I know quite a few schools have incorporated this into their Trials. Also, in terms of the whole speech/feature article, I could imagine them doing the speech this year. But then again, we all know...

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You really don't! And while you may think it shows an "informed" understanding (which it can to a certain extent), Module B is more about "your" understanding and interpretation :)

I would say you're in a great place :) Good luck!

Hey :) We were taught literary theorists at Abbotsleigh. However, the Head English Teacher said that it was NOT necessary to get full marks :)

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