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I think the general idea is to make it more 'chatty' and less formal than an essay. My teacher said this includes stuff like shorter sentences and rhetorical questions etc

What order do you plan to do the sections in? Personally i plan to do Critical study of text first, because King Lear is the only module i don't have a generic essay for, and i'd have to really think about what i'm writing -- wouldn't want to do the other two and start feeling tired and still...

I have four topic sentences which i then go and elaborate on; Power and authority impedes access to the truth; - I use smaller fish to fry, whereby frontline targets council workers and refridgerator repairmen rather than multinational companies Embellishment of the truth; - The siege...

I'm doing 2 newspaper articles ('-');

Rather the fail of perception of the protagonists. The failure to percept the engagement of Frank Churchill and Jane Fairfax and the failure to percept the sexual orientation of Christian.

Personally i'm doing Social Status/Class, Relationships and perception. So 3~

haha same, i was proof reading my essay and fixing it a bit :x

I wanted to go to Fiji so bad.. Now i'm stuck going to Noosa, and its more expensive than Fiji would have been >_> $900 Accommodaiton $200 Flights $700 Spending money $1900 for a week in Queensland -_-

How's that?

Section 1: 10 D:! Section 2: 14 Section 3: 12 36/45 Better than my trials :x

When i asked for a new booklet they gave me pieces of string and i was like wtf? D: So i knocked them onto the floor thinking it was trash and they kept coming up and putting it back on my table. Was so distracting D:

God. You truly earn my sympathy. (If you -did- do it lulz)

Yeah, the kind of indepth analysis of King Lear wouldn't be done by an individual student out of choice. I wouldn't be bothered lol.

Some people did do two though

I did the one prescribed and two related texts. I was never told anything otherwise.. Was it mandatory to use a stimulus text from other years?

Wow. That must suck a bit, teacher didn't prepare you very well D: A month before our half-yearlies started my teacher made us do 9 King Lear essays for practice. 6 written at home and 3 in class. Got over it like wow

Yeah, bunch of people got pwned for just writing generic Lear essays in the trials.. I don't see how people could think it would be suffice D: Does make me nervous though, not having a generic and having not revised it since the trials :x

Basically just my vocabulary, layout, quotes and techniques. Which i then tweak and use to answer any question.

Anyone worried for the King Lear question? D: Sometimes it can be too damn specific..

I'll be attempting to remember Emma/Clueless and my Frontline essay as best as i can, but that won't be word-for-word. I don't have a generic King Lear essay as the question can be really specific, so i'll just study my notes..