Will i get flagged (1 Viewer)

[Drsoccerball]

Will i get flagged in my short story if the gore is too much or if theres hidden innuendos/ double entendre's ?

 

[snowflakeptical]

Would you want to risk taking meaning away from your creative with unnecessary bits?
There have been incidents where they refused to mark some- one was about assassination

 

[Drsoccerball]

Would you want to risk taking meaning away from your creative with unnecessary bits?
There have been incidents where they refused to mark some- one was about assassination

Mines about zombies and shieee

 

[snowflakeptical]

Mines about zombies and shieee

Well English would be a whole lot better if I could write about a demon in a vampiric society. But nah, they only like realistic type plots

 

[Drsoccerball]

Well English would be a whole lot better if I could write about a demon in a vampiric society. But nah, they only like realistic type plots

Fmd too late...

 

[snowflakeptical]

Fmd too late...

but could it be a metaphor for something realistic?

 

[Queenroot]

A good story doesn't have to deal with dark themes just sayin

 

[snowflakeptical]

A good story doesn't have to deal with dark themes just sayin

might be good but those poor hsc markers afraid of their soul being tainted

 

[snowflakeptical]

my tutor wrote her belonging creative on stuff such as depression, alcohol consumption - anything that was socially taboo. still managed to get 15/15 in her HSC where her creative was deemed a 'superscript' (above the exemplars) by the marking centre

then again, she's a natural at writing and SR'ed english adv lol

belonging is always depressing with the possibly that it might get positive at the end

 

[PhysicsMaths]

One of the main points stressed by most teachers is that your short story should be based on a genuine moment or situation because you're likely to be much more descriptive, and it could possibly resonate with a wider audience

 

[BLIT2014]

Probably not?

 

[strawberrye]

I will give you one simple piece of advice-to get the best marks for your creative, you MUST make your creative tailored to your audience-in this case, NOT your peers, but YOUR TEACHER. What this means is that fantasy materials such as zombies and all such like will be difficult for teachers to relate to-particularly considering they are generally more mature. Hence, write a story about ordinary lives-poignantly, and exploring the thematic concern of discovery extensively, and you will get a good mark. You won't be flagged, but it will be impossible to get a very high mark with this sort of subject matter. Keep it real.

 

[Drsoccerball]

I will give you one simple piece of advice-to get the best marks for your creative, you MUST make your creative tailored to your audience-in this case, NOT your peers, but YOUR TEACHER. What this means is that fantasy materials such as zombies and all such like will be difficult for teachers to relate to-particularly considering they are generally more mature. Hence, write a story about ordinary lives-poignantly, and exploring the thematic concern of discovery extensively, and you will get a good mark. You won't be flagged, but it will be impossible to get a very high mark with this sort of subject matter. Keep it real.

I dont have enough passion to write a creative writing about me going to the park or catching a train...

 

[snowflakeptical]

I dont have enough passion to write a creative writing about me going to the park or catching a train...

you can twist your already made creative to be a metaphor for something mundane