Well...

[chaoswolf]

Good news & bad news.

The good news:

• I finished my next chapter review for HUMI 09.01
• I got to see my panther
• I got a reaction out of my HUMI prof by wearing my fangs into class
• I finished my philosophy homework
• I got the dresser out of my room
• I have only one PHIL class on Thursday this week

The bad news:

• I have too much bloody homework...
• I have an essay on Othello due on Thursday that I still haven't finished
• I still have the chapter review for humanities done & haven't turned it in (it's not due until next week)
• I had to deal w/ Cronin the Barbarian
• I had to deal with my sister
• I had to read Act I of As You Like It again for the 3rd time

Comments

[nanassi.livejournal.com]

But, but. but Othelle and As You Like It are wonderful! My favorite Shakespeare tragedy and my favorite comedy, in the same week? Oh, that would be...
Ok, raving fangirl will shut up now. Sorry that for you it sucketh. But oh, I would love to have had those problems in college.

[chaoswolf]

The point is more of that I have to read AYLI and only write the essay on the other one. It's not that bad, really. I've got it mostly done.

[jilara.livejournal.com]

What do they want to have you analyze on Othello? Heck of a psychodrama.

[chaoswolf]

Who is Iago? It's not an analytical essay or anything, he just wants a short essay (page) of who this double crossing, backstabbing, manipulative, political son of a bitch actually is.

[jilara.livejournal.com]

As in his relationship to Othello, or the fact that he's a selfserving bastard who would sell out and manipulate anyone to advance his own interests? Or his back story? Any one of those is definitely an essay...

(That's like "Who is Hamlet?")

[chaoswolf]

More of a combination of both.