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revising poetry will actually be the end of me🥲 checking out me history and war photographer are my favs!! i hope i can write ab one of them in the exam and if i cant im cooked…
How do you feel you predicted the extract "Macbeth will sleep no more!" For EngLit?
Also hi Murderer :)
was genuinely giggling whenever I read the passage ima be fr
Apollo had a sense of humour when I prayed to him for guidance I guess ur welcome lmao
My AP English Literature exam is tomorrow and despite having read several books this year to prepare for that damned theme essay, I can only recall enough about Frankenstein (obviously.) and Great Expectations. That might have something to do with having drawn art of both of those novels. Probably.
Was revising King Lear for eng lit and came across this tidbit that The Globe's slongan sort of thing was "the world's a playground" which is just the most wonderfully human name to give such a place. Actually wonderful, its almost as if Shakespeare was a writer.

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Reading literature is often like reading shitposts on tumblr except you can't just say "Hey OP what the Fuck does that mean?"
some notes I wrote down while reading the Canterbury Tales
He's more myself than I am. Whatever our souls are made of, his and mine are the same.
Wuthering Heights