It was very unexpected, and I was the only one who thought it was bad, because everyone in my class was like woot! it was good and I shut up because there was no-one else to complain with about the paper.
I wrote three letters, about this girl (Clarissa) whose friend (Diana) is getting married to this old, wrinkly guy....you know, the classic revolting dirty old man, and she's writing to Anne, but Anne is actually her imaginary friend, and I managed to drop in hints here and there that Anne didn't exist. At the end, Clarissa breaks down and doesn't even manage to sign off with 'Clarissa', and I had to write THE END--looked strange without a sign-off but anyway...
And the essay--I wrote some crap that half agreed and half not agreed with the question, but at least I managed to pull it together for the text I did the longest on: related text The Mill on the Floss. I just threaded in my discussion about the stimulus text--didn't bother writing a paragraph on its own.
