matthewford
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Exactly!
English is over.
So who cares anymore?
:wave:
English is over.
So who cares anymore?
:wave:
Jesus learn to read. He said it WASN'T a dog.respect90 said:Yes you're right, it won't impact on your actual UAI or HSC mark, because i'm assuming you justified your reasons for it being a dog =)
I was discussing how the markers mark.
You are discussing how you BELIEVE the markers should mark.
So clearly we are on two different levels.
Point of the story?
ENGLISH IS OVER =)
Well, given that it still affects your UAI...matthewford said:Exactly!
English is over.
So who cares anymore?
:wave:
Fucking Biology fucked me up I thought the beagle was a reference to Charles Darwin's ship, HMAS Beagle...but the whole dog thing is clearly a metaphor, but as long as there is a good argument I can't wonder why the markers wont give full marks to the student?Genshin said:everyone who couldnt see the extended dog metaphor is a retard.
/fail.
why would he mention "beagles" if there was no dog metaphor - it wasnt about a dog literally - but he used the dogs smelling scent as a metaphor for memory blah blah blah
yew techniques ftw
i agreeprole said:Your all retarted. It was a human. Shut the fuck up.
It's not so much about multiple interpretations...if you wrote that it was a dog, it just highlights that you couldn't understand the metaphor figuratively, and i'm pretty sure one of the reasons they threw in a relatively difficult text like the poem was to gauge our ability to understand metaphors.-may-cat- said:Its not an essay, it does not require you to fully understand every aspect of the text, just the specific part it asks for. If the reflections are from a dogs point of veiw, but they are still damn good reflection responses, i see no reason why they shouldnt get full marks. Texts can be interpreted very differently, people are still arguing about shit like this with hamlet.
The wagging tail was a metaphor for the happiness and elation the guy felt returning to his home town after so many years of change.TomTomtruck said:I think it was about a dog, at some part it said wagging of a tail or some crap.