Ix Deadmau5 wrote: » Isn't King Lear a specific question though? I don't think so, since there is a list of things which can be studied in the comparative and I don't think King Lear is on it.
Ix Deadmau5 wrote: » Those texts don't seem too bad. I hate my texts so much, but I admit that they are easy to write on/understand. Girl With A Pearl Earring, Sive, Casablanca. I have yet to meet someone else outside my school doing these 3, anywhere.:(
RexMundi wrote: » btw you have to do Lear. There is a set question on the play. Not only need you not but you most definatley should not use Lear for your comparitive. Use 3 other texts.
pathway33 wrote: » all wrong :eek: look at last years english (H) paper 2 and tell me why at the top of the paper it says ' ' N.B. Candidates must answer on Shakespearean Drama. They may do so in SECTION I, The Single Text (Macbeth) or in SECTION II, The Comparative Study (Macbeth, The Tempest).''Glad we got that cleared up
Orlaladuck wrote: » Noone seems to be doing Oedipus at all:cool: