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that guy's alright lol everyone hated hamlet cos it gave you a very specific scene to write about. it was the end scene and was near useless imo unless you bsed like mad

courtesy of romeil http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mo-ddYhXAZc

Those people included me lol

In all honesty, *any* prepared response for Skrzynecki, BR + F and The Fiftieth Gate you could have written near word-for-word without an iota of worry

i dunno man hamlet was a challenge + you never know if markers like the essays which im sort of confident in...

not having a go lol just that i'm pretty sure it usually fluctuates within that range

it's usually 75-80?

pretty sure it will be about 73-75/100 imo. this year's papers were significantly harder (mod a and c are always doable, mod b will see a lower state average) also riproot, truth be told the creative was actually sort of challenging. the "remembered places" part could have easily screwed tonnes...

my hope for b6 has dropped significantly

mod a and c were alright hamlet was horrible

I interpreted it as a direct contrast to Hamlet's actions within the course of the play e.g. his procrastination as opposed to avenging his 'pa and his consideration of suicide and that embodies Elizabethan England as trapped between conscious action/ stoic reaction etc etc idk gonna fail

I mentioned Baker's (Fiftieth Gate) imaginative reconstruction using both memory and history as sources to present a 'unique' light on a past event

Mod A - surprisingly generic Mod B - annoying more so than hard Mod C - generic as always

Mod A (BR + F) and Mod C (history and memory) were wonderfully straightforward. I was, however, genuinely annoyed by mod C specifying exactly one related :\ Mod B on the other hand... Hamlet was putrid... the final scene of the play practically contradicts everything Hamlet is. So essentially I...

Re: Module B - too specific? double post

Re: Module B - too specific? did the same as katoji still not happy with my response though :s

wow hamlet was significantly harder than usual... managed to weave the quotes given into my pre prepared but still not happy

starting to think I didn't mention "perceptions" enough :s

its been at least one for like 8 years so...

If you're that desperate, 10 hours is plenty of time