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Finding Forrester is a pretty good movie if a tad cliched (though perhaps othr movies stole the idea from finding forrester? doesnt know...too many movies), and it represents someone's struggle with the literary process as well as some moralising.

*Evan gets a hose filled with pretzels and sprays Tez*

Evan quietly observes a girl called Maths flouncing out of the room in rage at Matt's scorn.

I think most of the John Grisham novels count as crime fiction though I havent read that exact one.

http://www.uac.edu.au/pubs/pdf/2004-Table-A2.pdf That will tell you the band per course and english and maths are in there...there is no specific school report by subject and band though.

Evan laughs wickedly "MWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!" *picks up a math teacher and throws them at Tez*:D

http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showpost.php?p=1126260&postcount=12 there is a list there of the bands at each school. As for your main question I cant really answer that with certainty but I would believe that it would be after scaling.

oooh! Sin City! *moans* Evan must see that movie! And it counts as homework...honestly!(its harboiled I swear it!). * Evan throws Patel, Cambridge, Fitz and Grove back at Tez.* Evan also welcomes Sweets to IPR.:)

Monique - the lame maker!:D Evan admits that he finds himself in the quandary of having to do MX2 and EE2 at the same time...not fun:(

Hmm...the "Fallen" starring Denzel Washington *might* be useful. Denzel plays a cop who is haunted by the soul of a man who he brought to justice. The criminal soul jumps from body to body and eventually the cop must sacrafice himself to kill it, but he fails in the end.

For everyone there is a different threshold of stress, some can't handle any Major Works some can handle 5. It should be noted that there are alot of subjects where you may have to something similar to Major Work anyway even though it doesnt seem like it at first. For example in Chemistry I have...

Would there be a huge problem just starting the classes for both and dropping the one you like least, or even continuing with both if you enjoy them both?

Oooh! Whats Revenge Tragedy like? It sounds sort of cool.

Ick, not prepared. That would be not only overdoing it, but putting your eggs in one basket as you can't be sure what the question would be. You should still practice the conventional forms of writing so the style somes to you easily...but seriously don't pre write one.

there was a thread on it here: http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?t=62501&highlight=textual+integrity but to summarise, its how a text holds together. If you still dont understand after reading the thread, the tell me specifically what you are confused about and I will try...

While it is your choice whether or not you drive yourself to ill-health, you should analyse the worth of it. You would essentially be breaking down just to gain a few extra marks which in the grand scheme of things are quite meaningless, as you can make up for these marks with all the different...

I soooo wish that I had done Speculative Fiction instead of Crime...I tried pressuring my teacher to do it but she wouldn't teach it because she thought people might be more interested in Crime Fiction. And thank you McLake!:D

Just to clarify and expand on illoduos' point, the version of the Big Sleep we study is the Directors Cut and so every answer should be looked at from the view that this text was *made* to be this way for one reason or the other as this involves the context. If Marlowe was manipulated to be...

Ah, but Evan has not turned anything into a metaphor...he bought an injection of cuteness and love and now that he has taken it, he looks like an anime character:p

I said introverted first...*teardrop*:( And there better not be any more Reflecting in English *shakes fist*