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you know something......what ever guys, to be honest i dont care, now that i think of it i dont need to know it in that level of detail, i read the book, u enjoyed the book and though i didnt understand everything i understodd the main concept, and i got my englih paper back today and guess what i passed without all your ****ing help, and im so happy! i dont even care anymore!!!! I must thank you for the compliment!! The fact that you thought the questions i pulled from my own mind stemmed as you so nicely put it from my teachers own questionnaire is pretty comforting, if i can ask such questions i can find such answers. Thank you! :)
I think perhaps you have misunderstood. Jack, am I right in thinking you posed these specific questions in order to gather opinions from different points of view in order to broaden your mind and consider different things? I doubt he was attempting to get an essay from us all; don't be so hard on him. Welldone on the pass! What was your grade?
Hey, really appriciate what you said, but yeah seriously i am not trying to get an essay done at all! Ok im looking for opinions which will ultimatley form an essay in my exams but the questions are purely out of interest and they were bugging me, also i will stress my english teacher isnt eeeeaxctly the most motivated man in the world! Oh and i got a C2 which is brilliant as far as i am concerned! so all is looking good, and for the record wuthering heights only made up a segement of that grade and it wouldnt be worth the trouble of coming online and trying to get people to do my essays! i passed im delighted! wooooohooooooo
actually......the book is fantastic....it does have too much drama at certain points but.....I think that excess of drama adds it a lot because it is a constant pull towards the book....I did feel repulsed by many of the characters in a lot of the times but I still love it because the excess of emotions is completely intentional and the author wants to create that repulsion of the characters from the readers it's brillint because she doesn't say too much but lets the reader form its one hatred....about the characters they're both victims and I am only able to see Catherine(the mother) as the one who makes them be victims because she constantly plays with their love and makes them opose each other in order to raise her ego
oh and hey.....don't pay attention to that sort of comments posted after all... you choose if you do or don't want to ask a certain question and if somebody doesn't like it well....honestly....they don't have to they can just not enter the forum you started it's as simple as that....congratulations on your grade by the way!!!
I think she's 15 when Edgar proposes to her but they don't get married until three years later. so she'd be 18 when she gets married and 21 when she dies. but I suppose your point is still valid.Quote:
Originally Posted by PaulT