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I'm in year 10, i have a piece of hwmk where i have to state with a reason, which one i would rather take for english lit gcse, but i have no idea which one is better-love and relationships or power and conflict?
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I did power and conflict, found it extremely tedious - mostly gore and war. Though I did not study love and relationships, from flicking through my friends anthologies I'd say that is the more interesting option. Plus you're more likely to know the poems already.
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(Original post by wastedcuriosity)
I did power and conflict, found it extremely tedious - mostly gore and war. Though I did not study love and relationships, from flicking through my friends anthologies I'd say that is the more interesting option. Plus you're more likely to know the poems already.
I did power and conflict, found it extremely tedious - mostly gore and war. Though I did not study love and relationships, from flicking through my friends anthologies I'd say that is the more interesting option. Plus you're more likely to know the poems already.
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(Original post by ineedsomehelp.)
i was just flicking through my anthology and found power and conflict slightly more interesting.... and i feel it might be slightly easier to compare poems? am i wrong?
i was just flicking through my anthology and found power and conflict slightly more interesting.... and i feel it might be slightly easier to compare poems? am i wrong?
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Just have a look through them. I would prefer Power and Conflict. For either then buy Mr Buffs book.
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I’m doing power and conflict at the moment and the poems aren’t too bad. The cluster seems more interesting than the love and relationships cluster (but that’s just my opinion). But it’s up to you so read through all the power & choose whichever you prefer 
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(Original post by ineedsomehelp.)
I'm in year 10, i have a piece of hwmk where i have to state with a reason, which one i would rather take for english lit gcse, but i have no idea which one is better-love and relationships or power and conflict?
Please reply asap xx thanks
I'm in year 10, i have a piece of hwmk where i have to state with a reason, which one i would rather take for english lit gcse, but i have no idea which one is better-love and relationships or power and conflict?
Please reply asap xx thanks
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(Original post by powis3103)
I personally did love and relationships and didn't have an option for power and conflict but I found there was a lot to write about with the love poems, especially relating to themes of nature and ideas about structure. The love poems are relatively easy to understand and unpick so I would say love poems are a good shout, however that may just be my personal opinion. I also used Mr Bruff's videos and came out with a 9. Whatever you choose, good luck!
I personally did love and relationships and didn't have an option for power and conflict but I found there was a lot to write about with the love poems, especially relating to themes of nature and ideas about structure. The love poems are relatively easy to understand and unpick so I would say love poems are a good shout, however that may just be my personal opinion. I also used Mr Bruff's videos and came out with a 9. Whatever you choose, good luck!
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I did Power and Conflict and actually really enjoyed it and ended up with an 8 in English Literature! To be fair though, I have always preferred talking about darker themes (war, loss, psychological trauma, death, societal injustice, etc) as opposed to love- which is a subject I didn’t (and still don’t) have much knowledge about or experience in! It also depends on what cluster of poems you find easier to compare and, obviously, what thematic preferences you have.
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