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michellerrific
post May 19 2007, 07:35 PM
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It hurts my brain a lot to think during English class discussions, whether it be on A Tale Of Two Cities or poetry or whatever else. It's hard to analyze but for me it's pretty possible. Soo..are you the kind of person to think beyond literal meanings?
 
 
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HakunaMatata
post May 19 2007, 09:03 PM
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I love a beautiful book that is chalk-full of amazing symbolism and imagery but

Damnit, sometimes I srsly, SRSLY which that English class could be simplified and we can frigging take things at FACE. VALUE.

But uhhhh yeah, no. I'm um, not very good at recognizing symbolism in literature, teachers or other students or SparkNotes have to tell me first, but I have beecome good at double meanings.
 

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