And then they make you write an essay. DAMMIT TEACHER I JUST WANT TO READ
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thepacifist
· 9 years ago
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My aunt was my senior year English teacher. We fought so much over this exact thing. Family gatherings were so awkward that year.
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guest
· 9 years ago
As an English major, this is so true
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guest
· 9 years ago
I used to think this way...but then I actually wrote something with symbolism and specific word choice, and I obsessed for weeks after I submitted it about "will the reader catch this subtle hint? Will they see what I did with the word choice there? Will they understand the significance of that phrase?"
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lane6
· 9 years ago
As someone who writes in their free time, I know what you mean. I think a lot of it depends on the readers.
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sephoria223
· 9 years ago
What events led up to the curtains being blue? 10 page essay due tomorrow.
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mr_anderson58
· 9 years ago
This is SSSOOOOOOOO TRUE
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guest
· 9 years ago
An author visited my school a couple years ago, and said he took an online test on symbolism in one of his books and failed it, because none of the "symbolism" was intentional when he wrote the book.
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blue_flame
· 9 years ago
This is SO true. I get extremely frustrated at teachers who have to take so much depth from the book that isn't supposed to be there that they ruin the book for me.
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deleted
· 9 years ago
Especially when the book you are studying you have read before, and it's one of your favorite books (Once by Morris Gleitzman). I had my own copy of it. DAMMIT MISS FONTANA
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enidblytonfan
· 9 years ago
It's like that with To Kill a Mockingbird for me. I now hate that book.
guest
· 9 years ago
Why I lasted 1 week with English Lit. as an elective.
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firebender
· 9 years ago
some people just over think things
shadowwraith29
· 9 years ago
Ah, but the diagram still shows that they agree on sOmEtHiNg.