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ayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy its shafmut!

yeh, im doin law as well u got a problem with that! huh?! yeh, didnt think so see u losers in class

the supervisor goes through the paper to check if all the pages are there so for a few minutes, we sit there looking at the questions while the guys goes "and on page 4, it should say "module B" and at the bottom it should say...." so theorteically, we get 7 minutes reading time do they...

you ppl are lucky our school didnt even tell us to have our own personal readings. for king lear or yeats, all we got were other readings, such as marxist or new critical or romantic etc so our whole year couldnt address the whole "considering your time and place" part of the question...

how do you think you went after the exam, my prediction was probably around 41 but it has gradually gone down hour by hour........im probably around 35 now... maybe im just in panic-mode

duty to society........that is probably a critical theme in both texts Austen values a more integrated societal structure, and once Emma recognizes this, stops insulting lower classes and the yeomanry, and embraces them, that is her duty to society which Austen thinks everyone should do...