Conversation - Names (1 Viewer)

[McLake]

What did you call your guys/girls in the converstion?

I had Jill and Bill for the "Will" question (ie Lear)

 

[Alex]

I had Simon and Alex, very original

 

[Spike]

Kobe and Allen

 

[wogboy]

I called them Wendy and James. James was taking the more conservative, patriachal side of things while Wendy was a feminist sticking up for Gonerill + Regan. Rest assured my dialogue was totally crap. I had to try hard not to turn it into an argument!

 

[roo]

Originally posted by wogboy
I called them Wendy and James. James was taking the more conservative, patriachal side of things while Wendy was a feminist sticking up for Gonerill + Regan. Rest assured my dialogue was totally crap. I had to try hard not to turn it into an argument!

lol i did the same as you, mine ended up as a debate tho.. hmm

vicki and dan..

 

[Weisy]

lol...I LOVE the pointlessness of this thread...

I used Michael and Susan and sounded like I was reinventing C.S. Lewis.

I managed to avoid an argument by repeated professions of "That's very interesting...please elaborate..."

anyway...

 

[McLake]

Originally posted by Weisy
lol...I LOVE the pointlessness of this thread...

I used Michael and Susan and sounded like I was reinventing C.S. Lewis.

I managed to avoid an argument by repeated professions of "That's very interesting...please elaborate..."

anyway...

Hey, it's not pointless ... it's informative ... just like English ... Oh, wait ...

 

[jenster]

hrmmm i was a little less inventive.
i used person one and person two

 

[bex]

Mine was between two teachers from different faculties... The drama teacher ( traditional reading) and the philosophy teacher ( existentialist and christian redemption) discussed last nights year 12 performance of King Lear... how corny

 

[bex]

Mine was between two teachers from different faculties... The drama teacher ( traditional reading) and the philosophy teacher ( existentialist and christian redemption) discussed last nights year 12 performance of King Lear... how corny The teachers were Miss D (Drama) and Miss P (Philosophy)

 

[McLake]

Originally posted by jenster
hrmmm i was a little less inventive.
i used person one and person two

Was waiting for that, anyone use "A" and "B"?

 

[natalie]

for lear my names were david and john... i know very origingal
and for paper one miss smith

 

[BlackJack]

A and B!!!
Yes! Short, sweet and requires no time to write at all.
edit: credits to Jallymonsta & Lazy, who knows I regularly use A, B, and C as three different persona...

 

[McLake]

Originally posted by BlackJack
A and B!!!
Yes! Short, sweet and requires no time to write at all.

Good Work, BJ

 

[banx006]

jack and jill...and were we meant to argue because my two peeps were very open minded...a feminist and a socialist...what exactly were we meant to discuss anyway?? i have a bad feeling bout all this now

 

[schwang_thang]

Originally posted by jenster
hrmmm i was a little less inventive.
i used person one and person two

yups i did the same
& 4 john donne i think i over-used the words 'ingenuity' & 'originality'...i cuddnt think of ne other words!

 

[Wintermute]

"Jay" and "Kay"

 

[Nelly]

Mine were NN, and SB. nice and short. I was originally going to use own name.

Similar to the letter where I finished off by saying.

From (my name)

Then i remembered I aint allowed to do that

stupid me

 

[lizzies85]

why waste time thinking up names, there's not enough time in english exams anyway!!! no offence to ppl that did make up names, person 1 and person 2, is so much easier...
in the letter the name was A. Car, and my feature article was written by Mr Alphabet, to give it true feature article set up.

 

[elfgal]

teacher and student - it ended up being an argument b/w a feminist teacher and a nerd who was like the only person in yr 12 statewide that found king lear intriguing and relevant...then i started sending up the bos and my school...

but yeah, i was contemplating a & b