How did you all go? Pwnage, as expected? =D

[m@tty]

Dn't wory, u'll do gud. lol

I'm gonna bash you when you get 40+

And thanks, I'm going to need a lot of luck >.<

[slang]

Atonement passages were harddddd

yeahhh first atonement passage was soooo shittt!!! passages are meant to cover the breadth of the text and there they go giving us something from the very end of part one, and NOTHING from the beginning of part one, i.e. the first half of the novel.

but blake poems were excellent! anyone else do blake?

[slang]

William Blake or Bleak House anyone?

I found it amusing that in the study of the "poetry" of William Blake we were given an eight-line poem, a hymn and another piece that wasn't in the text.

if youre referring to 'what is the price of experience' not being in the text, its an excerpt from 'the four zoas' and its my favourite! it was most definitely in the text....

[itchinhi]

The Hedda Gabler passages were not so terrible for me. Personally, it was making the connection and central idea for the passages of D.H. Lawrence that really got to me. But it was probably just me.

[iffets12345]

I just read the Fox today for leisure. It was potent stuff

[tilly]

Did anyone else do Much Ado or the poetry of Keats?
I feel like it is such a shame that all the organic beauty of the poetry is squeezed out when we study then...so contrived and analytical.
That said, without literature i probably wouldnt have even heard of Keats lol.

I have my fingers glued crossed for about 30...man i need over 30!!!!

[Spacehippy]

This boy's Life passages were the best. All in the second half of the book which i had read the day before. Hopefully thatll help boost my mark a little bit (god knows i need it)