I think the exam board is aqa, so that is a great start. Well anyhow I did the post 1900 text paper on the 26th and thought it went pretty well. Until I realised I hadn't actually referred to the comment given in the question of the streetcar question. The streetcar question gave a viewpoint on Blanche's inability to tolerate a naked lightbulb showing her being unable to face reality (or something along those lines- the question then said to discuss the role of Blanche. Now I did the latter very well, with context and with things I feel very well and subtle within the text. (I had been getting A-s in the streetcar essays prior to this exam) I managed to include critics (I hope two- I always forget to put them in past the plan) and evaluate them too. However I never discussed the light bulb (more than in a 4/5 word bracket) in the entire essay. I talked about the role of Blanche and her inability to face reality- I JUST FORGOT THE BLOODY BULB.
Can someone give me some reassurance I mean I am lucky enough to have finished my exams- most have gone okay (not to jinkx it) yet I would like to be able to wake up and look at my light and not think "oh you ****ing idiot"