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Barrenjoey is doing it too, there are about 9 of us I think. We dont really understand the topic, but we blunder through it: around 20/25 for each question

Hey guys, I'm a little stuck for a "personal interpretation" of Lear. Are we sposed to just borrow elements of other interpretations or come up with a totally new one? Cos personally, I can't find anything new in the play to talk about. What are you guys writing about? Thanks <3

Great, thanks heaps you guys, and best of luck for doomsday tomorrow!!

So apparently to gain better marks in our critical study of texts, we not only have to compare different interpretations and productions of King Lear, but also discuss our own interpretation? I was just wondering, because in a traditional essay form, you're not allowed to say "I" or "my", how...