Finished my exams~
Mediaeval History:
2 hours to do 3 essays. 40 minutes each. Finished the first in 20, the second in 30, the fourth in 40, and I went back to touch up my first two, but you can't really touch up hand-written essays too well. Not like I didn't know the questions, it's more an issue of "did I really write enough?"
English:
2 hours to do 2 essays. Oh I knew the questions perfectly well. Nailed the first one. 50 minutes, wrote my butt off, plenty happy with it. I knew the answer to the second one. Or answers. You see, I hate when they give you a vague question and tell you to answer it, and you can answer it using like, three books. I started writing it for Heart of Darkness, but I couldn't remember the name of the author nor one of the key characters, who I later remembered was the Intended (I was thinking, Untouchable? Promised? Fucking A). Crossed it out 'cuz I figured writing something about a book where I can't even remember the name of some characters would be a bad thing. So I wrote about Great Expectations, strugglings with the name of, I think, Miss Havisham. That's what I settled on in the end anyways. The problem was, since I did all my thinking for Heart of Darkness, I literally ran into it full-speed with no pre-thought. Wrote about 30 minutes, then hit a blank, started writing for 20 minutes blundering around with no real plan, but I was writing something I didn't write about before. So the second question, I answered, but I didn't answer very _well_, which wouldn't so much of an issue if it weren't a class of, essentially, essay-writing.
Social Anthropology:
2 hours, 3 essays, I finished each one in 20 minutes. Ouch. I tried to touch up the others, but I still ended up with 40 minutes to go. So I went to sleep instead of going nuts.
(15:27:27) Ryu Kou Gaiji: Alt as far as it goes
