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"English Literature Exam tomorrow."

I'm screwed.

T'was ok...

The questions were waaaaaayy too general though.
I could have written a good 10 sides on that war poetry question... *shakes fist*

If it's GCSE, it's pretty easy, i was predicted a D and got a B. I didnt think i did perticulaly well either.

Im rubbish at Egnlish.

Heh.

I'm gonna find that mock paper.

It sounds like a job for Colombo...

"Well you see, when they were trying to escape the, err, radiation and the bomb in Hiroshima, they all... followed the one bloke. Who was fairly young...
Oh, and they all picked on the chubby one with glasses, because he disagreed with them. And he had glasses.
And was chubby"

Well I didnt repeat my mistake in the mock exam of comparing Lord of the Flies to atomic bomb attacks on Hiroshima.I still don't see how I could have made that relevant...

But I still think I went too off topic and chose the wrong questions....

But English was never my strong point.

I remember my lit exam, you had to pick a book (on the exam paper) that you had studied in preparation, of course all of the idiots tried to answer the questions from the book they hadn't studied and failed!

Dirty Harry references win the marker over every time.

Ahahha I referenced George's quote near the end of the book, saying how deep down he knew they'd never get the dream, but that Lennie talked about it so much he actually started to believe.

"Just as in 'Dirty Harry', in all the excitement George kind of forgot."

I'm so cool.

It was okay. I struggled on choosing my poem question but the of mice and men question was easy peasy. People didn't know what futile was. The question being, How does the writer present dreams as futile?

Tch.

I suck at English and I thought it was tough.

Wrote seven pages in total, but that includes the first side, which didnt have much space on it.

Tch. You and your "it was easy" crap. Tch. Is all I have to say.