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i suppose the competition is pretty close..

thanks!

well thats true..i jus offered it as a practice essay but i thought i might as well get some ideas from it too.. =] i go to st johns park HS..

if u can get a copy of this yr's calendar..theres one that has him going to mars and finds his wife there and has children..but the appearance of the children are unexpected..and this one serves a good imaginative journey..for both the audience and the leunig guy himself..

thanks.! that was helpful.. =] i was wondering if you could tell me if my interpretation of the statement is 'correct'..? basically what i think it is saying is.. that imaginative journeys are unlimited, theyre only limited by our ability to imagine and in reference to the discuss section...

i chose the time machine by HG Wells and Ever After(Film) and Journ. into the Int. and my set text is Coleridge (Kubla Khan and Frost at Midnight)

i'm stuck for ideas for my speech on imaginative journeys.. "Imaginative journeys - the possibilities are unlimited" Discuss how this has been achieved in your set text (Coleridge), Stimulus Booklet, and a range of supp. material. if anyone has any help at all..please do.? it would be...

if you want to use JW Turner.. go to this website and look under romanticism.. www.artchive.com the paintings there relate to imaginative

for the 1st question.. i think you should relate to the author..usually the main character portrays the ideas of the author..so look for any ideas or beliefs of the author that relate to imaginative journey ..

can anyone give me ideas on this essay statement..? i think its hard.. =\ 'imaginative journeys - the possibilities are unlimited' discuss how this has been achieved in your set text, Stimulus Booklet and a range of supplementary material.

personal awakening does anyone have any info on personal awakening related to the novel old goriot by honore de balzac?or just anything to do with personal awakening?