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So I thought that I'd be finished with my analysis tomorrow, but that was because I was working to the word count, not actually looking at what I had left to say. *headdesk*
I've finished discussing my first hypothesis, and after leaving a couple of things out, I'm at ~3300 words. My analysis/discussion is supposed to be around 4000 words long. I've still got one hypothesis to go, comparing and contrasting the general themes within and against years, and a 'fun bit' I guess you can call it, of what different people found helpful and what wasn't in essay writing. Not to mention my limitations, where it'll probably be 500 words or something.
Yeeeeeah. Not sure how exactly that's gonna work.
Looks like Changes is going to be shorter than I thought it would be - I have no idea how Kenshin figured out what his quest chain is. Not unless a GM came along and told him. =/ Which I wouldn't want to put in.
So, at least two more fights left to go, and I have no idea how many more scenes overall.
An interesting tibit: psychology defines 'self-awareness' as when an individual is able to become the object of their own attention.
I was trying to work out how Kenshin would do that in a fight - reflection in a sword? :P So I'm going for he had self-awareness before, but he just didn't realise it.
I've finished discussing my first hypothesis, and after leaving a couple of things out, I'm at ~3300 words. My analysis/discussion is supposed to be around 4000 words long. I've still got one hypothesis to go, comparing and contrasting the general themes within and against years, and a 'fun bit' I guess you can call it, of what different people found helpful and what wasn't in essay writing. Not to mention my limitations, where it'll probably be 500 words or something.
Yeeeeeah. Not sure how exactly that's gonna work.
Looks like Changes is going to be shorter than I thought it would be - I have no idea how Kenshin figured out what his quest chain is. Not unless a GM came along and told him. =/ Which I wouldn't want to put in.
So, at least two more fights left to go, and I have no idea how many more scenes overall.
An interesting tibit: psychology defines 'self-awareness' as when an individual is able to become the object of their own attention.
I was trying to work out how Kenshin would do that in a fight - reflection in a sword? :P So I'm going for he had self-awareness before, but he just didn't realise it.