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any of u do individual and society? i wrote a speech from the perspective of a fictional character "Eleanor"...who was just basically Nora!! haha! i didnt mind the question. stumped me a bit, didnt expect it to be THAT creative

hmm, i did 16 pages analytical, 12 pages creative. anyone else like the ambiguity of it? (Individual and society) it was just like "write everything you know about individuals in the 19th century" haha what were those crazy cartoons?

lucky really...coz its ambiguity means that it will be marked with more leniency and fairness. i mean, hello, everyone on here interpreted the question so differently, god i was rambling about my interpretations, their interpretations and shakespeare's interpretations!! i had no idea

...interesting thing was that we should have really known it was going to concentrate on the actual TEXT, coz the papers/tabloids were saying how no one actually knows the story of Lear these days, just the way it is adapted in various environments.

hmm, how much did ppl write? i did a booklet on each, pretty even. solid 7.5-8 pages for each module. would have writen alot more for Lear and Frontline but rapidly ran out of time...

i spent so much fricken time on lear that i only got 2 of my 3 pieces of Ad.Mat out in this Q. but i absoloutley loved it, speeches are great. sept i didnt say "visions and versions" very much, anyone else? i wrote a booklet for each question..and that was struggling. i dont think ive ever...

you didnt do it? what are u in yr 11 or something? yeah i should really stop this port-mortem and over analysing. i keep remembering quotes i forgot and stuff. BTW it wasnt a structured essay question, it referred to the responder and asked for a personal response

hmm, i dont think i would necessarily class it as "easy". i go to selective high school and everyone i spoke to was thrown. some only referred to the Lear because it said "prescribed text" and then others (like me) wrote about a little too much in 40 mins. god i was throwing everything in from...

yeah that first person thing really got me. it didnt seem like they were asking a structured essay question at all. i thinki started off writing an essay, but towards the tiring end i started to say "i". you've put my mind at ease a little Wesnat

lear ques hmm, i thought it was pretty damn hard. i mean the wording wasnt exactly straight forward was it? i mean, dont know about u guys but we focussed alot more on various interpretations than the actual text and form of Lear. i just chucked everything from my influences and how i would...