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You were never too good at it anyway xD Just remember to pose a historiographical question.

Yeah, I'm doing modern history too, so it lets me look at a different perspective of guevara. Gael Garcia Bernal wasn't bad looking either ;]

Lol, they're the same body but they both have a different outlook on life. Ernesto is a very naiive boy who doesn't quite know what he wants in life. Che, on the other hand knows exactly the meaning he wants to place on his life, who he wants to represent, what he wants to do. You could call it...

The film concentrates of Ernesto as opposed to Che, a common misconception is felt they are both the same person - but really, they're both very different people.

Re: What school you at? Macarthur Girls High, Parramatta.

I wrote about 5 in 50 minutes for an English Ext. creative story, but I was thinking on my feet then, and looking about. Morning classes are sucky :(

Parramatta Public School :)

Notes on what particular subject on The Motorcycle Diaries? Themes? Techniques? Inspiration behind the film? Historical analysis? It's such a wide, wonderful resource, so you'll have to be a little more specific, I'm afraid :)

I'm finding that if you look hard enough, there's an inner journey to find in nearly every movie, that said, I've found a couple of particularly awesome examples; The Lovely Bones - Alice Sebold (NOVEL) One of my favourite novels, the plot, sub-plots and writing are entwined together...