I feel exactly the same haha! I'm so annoyed at myself, I had the potential to do well and I threw it away. Let's hope we'll both be okay Which questions did you do?
For the first one I did The Bloody Chamber sex and violence one and the second one I did 'Gothic writing is exciting because it allows readers to think the unthinkable' or something like that. What about you, and what books did you do?
For the first one I did The Bloody Chamber sex and violence one and the second one I did 'Gothic writing is exciting because it allows readers to think the unthinkable' or something like that. What about you, and what books did you do?
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I did that one too, and stupidly, I only knew a few of the texts well so I wrote about The Bloody Chamber, then wrote a load of rubbish about a couple more texts; they didn't fit very well and it was very forced. I guess it serves me right. Ah cool, I did the one about whether or not human beings are naturally inclined to be evil rather than good! Well obviously TBC, and then Macbeth and Wuthering Heights. You?
I did that one too, and stupidly, I only knew a few of the texts well so I wrote about The Bloody Chamber, then wrote a load of rubbish about a couple more texts; they didn't fit very well and it was very forced. I guess it serves me right. Ah cool, I did the one about whether or not human beings are naturally inclined to be evil rather than good! Well obviously TBC, and then Macbeth and Wuthering Heights. You?
I did the same books, The Bloody Chamber itself was a great text, it's packed full of both, I also referenced Snow Child and Lady in the House of Love. I was going to do that question about inclined to evil, but I was also lacking in some TBC texts and I didn't want to reuse my points lol.
For 'think the unthinkable' would you say that for a modern feminist critic it is 'unthinkable' that Catherine is entrapped in a society where she must abide by social expectations? Despite her attempts to escape, her wild and flinty nature is destroyed by her social class. I'm so worried because now that I think about it, it's not THAT unthinkable lol.
Best: Edexcel Biology Unit 1: Despite some weird as hell questions I managed to answer all the questions so I was happy about that!
Worst: By far S1 OCR Maths. Left the hall to throw up after 10 minutes. It is almost certain I have a grand total of 3 UMS marks for that exam (which is great for the B predicted grade I need for next year minimum!)
Best: Spanish unit 2 and Maths C1; I can´t decide which one was better but both went amazing Worst: Maths M1! It was probably the worst paper I've ever done, I would be surprised If I even pass the paper LOL P.S. both were Edexcel.
I did the same books, The Bloody Chamber itself was a great text, it's packed full of both, I also referenced Snow Child and Lady in the House of Love. I was going to do that question about inclined to evil, but I was also lacking in some TBC texts and I didn't want to reuse my points lol.
For 'think the unthinkable' would you say that for a modern feminist critic it is 'unthinkable' that Catherine is entrapped in a society where she must abide by social expectations? Despite her attempts to escape, her wild and flinty nature is destroyed by her social class. I'm so worried because now that I think about it, it's not THAT unthinkable lol.
Precisely yeah I briefly mentioned those ones too that's understandable, for 21 I just wrote about the Marquis in TBC, then about the Count and Countess in The Snow Child! Then I wrote about Hindley and Heathcliff for WH.
I actually think that's a very intelligent interpretation, as long as you backed up your opinion, which it sounds like you did, they'll be impressed no need to worry!
I think that my exams actually all went really well. I thought some of them would go terrible but none of them really did. My best exam was probably history as I knew everything that came up and nothing that I wasn't that great on came up in the exam. My worst exam was probably French though because I felt so ill that day and I'm so bad at French in general.
Precisely yeah I briefly mentioned those ones too that's understandable, for 21 I just wrote about the Marquis in TBC, then about the Count and Countess in The Snow Child! Then I wrote about Hindley and Heathcliff for WH.
I actually think that's a very intelligent interpretation, as long as you backed up your opinion, which it sounds like you did, they'll be impressed no need to worry!
Then by the looks of it, I guess we didn't do that bad haha, I'm assuming your coursework was also top notch so I'm sure you can still get A/A* overall!!
Then by the looks of it, I guess we didn't do that bad haha, I'm assuming your coursework was also top notch so I'm sure you can still get A/A* overall!!
Well I'm still convinced I got about 10/40 on the first, didn't fulfil the AOs enough I'm sure you'll get your A/A* no idea about my coursework mark but I know it's lower than what I wanted anyway, no point crying over it when I have two more exams to focus on!
Well I'm still convinced I got about 10/40 on the first, didn't fulfil the AOs enough I'm sure you'll get your A/A* no idea about my coursework mark but I know it's lower than what I wanted anyway, no point crying over it when I have two more exams to focus on!
Haha best of luck!! I'm sure you'll do fine, be happy you don't have 5 more like I do ;'(
All of them absolutely awful, I can think of one major mistake I made in each one - absolutely dreading results day and facing the prospect of missing out on my offer from Durham