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Hooray! And hooray also that drama performance is over! It was a great feeling, though, handing in 33 pages of ramble and being able to laugh and say "It's *your* problem now, all I have to worry about is spreading the infection!" and running around the school pretending to be the ultimate...

I don't think it's through isos because P isn't the mid-point of XY, XY just passes through it. Hang on, I'm working on it now; even if I don't get the answer I'll post up what I did. ...okay, all I managed to do was prove that triangle APX is similar to triangle PBY, and the alternating...

We did P&P, A Doll's House and Browning so I can't help with North and South. But here goes. Just looked up 'paradigm' in a dictionary to make sure, and the relevant meaning it gave was "a pattern or model" so I'm going with that. In Pride and Prejudice: Religious paradigm would be Mr...

Shh... my research involves reading things *after* finishing my major work and tying them in somehow... There is a line between witty satire full of information, and brain-numbing factorama of boredom-inducing. Give your story to someone else to read (stack this in your favour- give it to...

I haven't seen "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" or read "Lovely Bones" but out of those you've listed, you have a movie (ie visual text), a novel and two poems, so for the stimulus text I'd use "Journeys over land and sea", "The town where time stands still" or "Blood on the tracks"...

Editing? Wrote 2/3 of one story, decided it was complete rubbish, 'filed' it as such, unfiled, put in journal. Typed up second story based very loosely (and I mean *very*) around first. Printed hard copy. Red pen. Gave red pen and red-penned hard copy to others. Had both returned. Went...

Lol exactly, and under no circumstances start with the words "It was a dark and stormy night". I'd stay away from cliches entirely unless they were very obviously part of a joke (usually at the expense of cliches...) or you have a justified reason to use them, and in both cases I'd still...

I have no idea... I've lost mine! :confused: Oh yeah, that's right, I have a copy saved on several computers. Um... first three, "Lindon stepped briskly". ...it's a slow starter. :P