...and George Osborne died during the civil war. Jane Austin eloped with a married man, Charle's Dickins wrote Bleak Houses, and Maggie Tulliver doesn't share the values of her aunts the Duncans. Night is a non-fiction novel, realism is when you decide to write realistically about reality, and unreliable narration is when you don't believe what you are saying.
Yes, I'm grading exams.
Sigh.
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And yet there must be some in the pile that surprise or impress you in a good way, yes?
Once I'm done with the gigantic pile, I only allow myself to remember those.
Ha! And I'm reading Anguished English on your recommendation. I hope you get some real gems in the marking pile to make up for the bloopers...
Hilarious! And sad at the same time.
Here's some more to lift your spirits:
http://amolife.com/art-and-entertainment/some-of-the-funniest-exam-answers-stuff-you-wish-you-could-have-wr.html
http://listverse.com/humor/33-funny-exam-answers/
Best wishes for the holidays,
Jim H.
Wisdom of the West
Jane Austin did elope with Steve Austin. Yup, that's right: with the Bionic Man. And it wasn't her sister Cassandra who burned her letters, it was the CIA, trying to protect its $6mill investment.
See, it all makes sense.
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