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QueenDemetria

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MEDEA
« on: November 02, 2017, 06:41:30 pm »
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Hi guys,

In the exam i decided to answer the passion and reason prompt on Medea. If i mentioned how characters show a lack of moderation and display excessive amounts of passion or reason, would that be answering the prompt?


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zhen

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Re: MEDEA
« Reply #1 on: November 02, 2017, 06:45:50 pm »
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I did the same thing. The prompt was talking about this conflict between reason and emotion, which I interpreted was like an ongoing battle within a person. So I analysed basically what happened when reason triumphed over passion or if passion triumphed over reason within an individual. Personally, I thought it answered the prompt, but if it doesn’t then at least you’re not alone.  :)
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Rieko Ioane

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Re: MEDEA
« Reply #2 on: November 02, 2017, 08:35:02 pm »
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I think as long as you didn't solely talk about individuals being driven by passion/reason and then individuals are able to obtain a moderation between the both ALONE, then you should be fine.

I don't think you have to explicitly say what you meant conflict meant but rather suggest that adversity, danger, etc is catalysed through whatever your BP was discussing.

I got hung on this after the exam. This might just be me saying this because I don't want to admit that I am wrong, but my teachers reckon it should be alright.

(Although defining what a crucial conflict with be ideal since you're engaging with the prompt more).