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Considering you're doing the HSC in 2013, not saying that renders you helpless, but I don't see how someone doing their HSC in 2013 already has: Seems more than a little fishy to me, and also the fact that you're offering it for free in peak time.

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Stay up for two nights and make generic essays. :)

Last words? I just started studying.

lol try not to mimic my failed hsc journal

hahhahahaha maybe you can share some of that 'lousy' rep with me! ;)

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Everyone here who's crying about specification a freaking sook. If they can, who gives a freaking crap. Peter Skrzynecki is the same representation of belonging, just spoken through different quotes across the Immigrant Chronicle. It's not so hard to read over some quotes/techniques from...

Takes me like one hour to memorise. You'll be fine bro.

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Just do what you can.

Same. I had my epiphany at 2:00AM. I wrote a 13/15 creative for trials, but wasn't too adaptable. So I'm making a better one.

This is true.

As a ballpark estimate: 100 - 150 word intro 250 poem one 250 poem two 250-300 ORT 50 - 70 word conclusion

yes you can feliks, the father, belongs to the place of his garden (although you could argue that it's to foster a cultural affiliation, it's still belonging to place) peter unable to form a strongly desired cultural connection, instead connects to societal constructs which his father denies...

If you keep using it as a flashback or routinely in certain parts of your response e.g. the last sentence, that's blatantly obvious and it's not integrating the stimulus, it's just mentioning it. It'll look forced.

I agree. It should remain compulsory, but not added to the ATAR. The HSC English syllabus encourages memorisation.