Eng Ext 1 & 2 Predictions/Thoughts (13 Viewers)

[qweeosh]

s2 was smth like how does text 2 shape your understanding of how texts creatively break dominant assumptions

This was probably more friendly towards literary homelands no?

 

[Kat.crazi]

What did I say
It better NOT be a discursive
Ragebait

 

[yenisei]

What did I say
It better NOT be a discursive
Ragebait

nah the way my face dropped when I saw discursive, it really caught me off but I somehow wrote my first discursive ever lmao

 

[Kat.crazi]

This was probably more friendly towards literary homelands no?

Ye when I saw for worlds of upheaval I was at first like errrrr

 

[Kat.crazi]

nah the way my face dropped when I saw discursive, it really caught me off but I somehow wrote my first discursive ever lmao

ME TOO LOL first time ever in an exam

 

[qweeosh]

Ye when I saw for worlds of upheaval I was at first like errrrr

FR i wasted so much time just trying to realise what kind of bs I was going to pull out of my ass

 

[supercake2]

What did I say
It better NOT be a discursive
Ragebait

When I saw it said discursive i immediately thought of u omg

 

[BionicMango]

Everything you guys are saying was literally me for my ext trial and my actual adv exam last year I understand the pain

 

[Kat.crazi]

FR i wasted so much time just trying to realise what kind of bs I was going to pull out of my ass

Me too bruh I just wrote abt how they are transgressive so go against norms and watevr

 

[qweeosh]

Me too bruh I just wrote abt how they are transgressive so go against norms and watevr

I yapped on about delusional hope and how texts shed light on the delusions that societies hold while living through a world of upheaval

 

[Trial&Error]

Oh my…

 

[Trial&Error]

That was unexpected

 

[yenisei]

This was probably more friendly towards literary homelands no?

for wou, I said how the form and structure of Frankenstein and metropolis creatively breaks free from the dominant, assumed narrative form of their contexts
idk if that makes sense

 

[Trial&Error]

This was probably more friendly towards literary homelands no?

Bruh imagined how much I struggled with literary mindscapes I was writing idiotic stuff about how Shakespeare shows his internal psyche through hamlet which breaks the dominant assumption that the mindscape is merely of the character. I don’t even know if that makes sense

 

[qweeosh]

Bruh imagined how much I struggled with literary mindscapes I was writing idiotic stuff about how Shakespeare shows his internal psyche through hamlet which breaks the dominant assumption that the mindscape is merely of the character. I don’t even know if that makes sense

bro that actually sounds so interesting, deadass something I would personally read on my own time.

 

[Trial&Error]

Wait question: how many pages did you guys write for the discursives? I felt so repetitive and only wrote 8 pages. Do you think it’s enough?

 

[kittyc4tkittycar]

THE QUESTION WAS SO DIFFICULT FOR WOU

 

[Suze12]

bro that actually sounds so interesting, deadass something I would personally read on my own time.

Are you an openly admitted nerd?

 

[KellyMc]

Guys I wrote my things in the wrong section. But they wrote like section 1 and everything all over the other side and said it will be fine soooo...

 

[KellyMc]

THE QUESTION WAS SO DIFFICULT FOR WOU

Yes I found it pretty obscure and there was a little bit of waffle I fear. But I feel like it wasn't awful