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I was going to use this text as a related material but i've heard that the markers are sick of it. Is this true and will it affect my marks?

halfway-ish through mine! im so screwed tho: ext eng and 2u maths on thurs then phys and 3u on fri :vcross:...i think im gonna die

i've tried that too :mad1:

i've tried that! ><

anybody???

BUMP! :uhoh:

I'm doing an experiment testing the effect of salt concentration on water. My results are as follows: 1g of salt --> mass lost: 0.023 2g of salt --> mass lost: 0.018 3g of salt --> mass lost: 0.017 4g of salt --> mass lost: 0.017 5g of salt --> mass lost: 0.017 According to my results, the lower...

lol i love Mary Murphy too! Did anyone else think that the judges basically followed what she said?

i know!!! poor Sid! and i just have to add.... i love maxxie!!!

ohh i see, cause order is in a sense restored. Thanks!!! :p

anyone??? im DESPERATE!

Where would the denouement start in regards to 'That Yellow Bastard'? It's when order is restored so when Hartigan kills himself? Or would that be the conclusion? I'm so confused! Help please!!!

I realise this is an old thread and my question is kinda off-topic but what sub-genre would Sin City come under? I suppose Hartigan is to some extent harboiled...any suggestions?

ohh! thanks!!! :p So, would this be a parody of the hardboiled genre, is that its subgenre?

Was this text previously a prescribed text for english extension 1, or any other english course? If it is, would anyone recommend using this as a related text for crime fiction?

ANYONE can wear skinnies if they want to! Why should it be restricted to just skinny girls?

Can anyone suggest any specific short stories for crime fiction? I was thinking about using Dorothy L Sayers' "The Piscatorial Farce of the Stolen Stomach' but i don't think there are strong traces of the conventions of this genre (e.g. the investigation- unravelling of events, detailed and...