Mr Pseudonym wrote: » If that's how you see it...
Deleted User wrote: » If you want to do well and you only study one poet then you are knowingly taking a risk that they won't come up and you won't be able to answer the question. This has happened before and student should be aware that there are no guarantees.
con8 wrote: » 4.20
aleatorio wrote: » I'm so heartbroken. Everything I wanted came up, but I buckled under the pressure and got overwhelmed and forgot everything for GVV, and wrote a rambling piece of ****e for Macbeth
LoveLamps wrote: » Yeatsy baby!!!! #Ilovewillie yes yes yes Paper went well overall, I mean I dont think I was A standard or anything but that's fine I just want a B
mike123! wrote: » Thought it was a rather difficult paper! 30 40 gv & vp never appeared in that format in the last 10 years! Yeats had four parts to the question and macbeth...... power struggle? They were generous with the poets tho....
Osmosis Jones wrote: » Well that was beautiful. Wrote 5 pages on Macbeth ( relationships question) 4 on the 70 mark GVV 5 on Dickinson And 1 on the unseen poetry. I feel it was written quite well too, confident I did well. Very cheeky of the SEC to have Heaney in the unseen section:p