You're most welcome.
Do I? Well as long I give that impression in the exam haha!
Ikr! However, all is not doomed... Theoretically, if we were to revise for 12 hours everyday leading up to our exam, which is in 2 weeks, we could accomplish 160 hours of revision. Of course 12 hours a day is unrealistic, but even so, scientific studies have shown that it takes only 20 hours to become very good at something; that is just over one hour a day in our case.
Personally, as I have 3 A2 exams left, all of which are in somewhat close succession, I am therefore realistically looking at revising anything from 2-6 hours a day on English Literature alone (both poetry and drama of course).
One more example I thought I may give is (it gives me piece of mind venting my thoughts haha); imagine you bought a book, starting read said book and finished it within 2 days. You enjoyed the book to such an extent that you took it upon yourself to further investigate how it was written, why is what written and what certain parts mean. Of course, you will also have favourite quotations from the book, which you would most likely be able to remember. And all of a sudden within 3 days or so you are ready to narrate the book to a family member or friend.
The point I am trying to convey is that of hope. Two weeks is a sufficient amount of time in order to achieve one's desired grade (A/A*), even for someone who had never studied the books/poetry before.
The more you try to enjoy what you're doing, the easier it gets. Just say to yourself you're doing it because you want to, rather than have to.