I'd agree. Paper Two did seem to be easier.. We had to wait in our seats for 15 minutes, before reading time commenced.. I was worrying slightly, thinking about what the questions could possibly be (Something like 'Assess the significance of the Fool's monologue in Act II, Scene IV [You know the one.] and examine it in nihilistic, feminist, Marxist, Phenomenological, Neo-Platonian and Excessively long-winded interpretations. Remember to quote the entire speech at will. Failure to do so will result in disaster").. But instead, I looked at them and felt huge relief at their generality.. Hopefully I wrote well enough about them.