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Are you kidding? Both texts are all about control! Control over life, emotions, physical attributes, everything. Brave New World: they lose their individual humanity; Blade Runner: the notion of humanity is questioned because humanity is being controlled by humanity. The end.

The whole thing was easyeasyeasy. Text types, anyone? So... here's to uni. And coming out of it four years later, ready to teach English to high school students.

Actually, doesn't it depend on your inability to analyse the Tempest? Don't you need, what, a 75 UAI to get into ADFA? Tough stuff there. Come back when you can write something a bit less pathetic. If you fail that piss-easy test, you have no one to blame but yourself, so lay off Billy Shakespeare.

The first one (describe how she came to be ruler of Egypt) can be summed up thus: basically, cleopatra and ptolemy come to throne, cleo gets chased to pelusium, pompey comes looking for money but loses his head, julius comes and gets pissed off, says "stop the fighting and the losing grain...

Holy bollocks that was simple. Whipped through the Pompeii section in 20 minutes; although I don't know why people are complaining about the one about the thermopolium: and I was expecting much more from the last question, like conservation or something. Ramesside Egypt: easyeasyeasy. Good...

What formatting do we need to submit our MW and RS in? Font, size spacing, etc? Also, how do we physically have to submit it. Like, I've heard things about the MW needing to be bound. What is deal, yes?

Wow. I can't believe you people have CLASSES for E2. At my school its such a one-on-one thing with your teacher - no timetabled meetings, nothing needing submission unless its for assessments, etc - that its actually quite difficult keeping track of people who still even do E2.