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Okay, it's official: even the slowest get to the finish line, sooner or later.
Okay, I am NOT on the finish line yet, and it's not 100% guaranteed I'll be, but now I'm one good step closer.
Today I fetched my literature teacher and I asked her if she would tutor me for my thesis, and she said yes! I told her I wanted to write about Shakespeare, and she's the biggest Will fan in the whole known world... then, I asked her if she had someone in mind to help me ...I don't know how to call them, basically here you have a techer who is supposed to follow you step by step, a 'relatore'/'relatrice' and another who, in theory, is the second in charge, does the paperwork and fills in the blanks. She suggested I might ask that BritmaBitch (Am, the teacher with the 'annoying voice' I told you about) but when I pulled a scared face she let me choose who I wanted. I asked one of my fav teachers ever, an Aussie funny guy who taught me Med Interpreting, and although literature is not his field he agreed 'because it's you asking me', boeahaha!!
So now, I'm up to search my books for refs. Topic, uhhh, "analisys and confrontations between the female main characters of As you Like It and Much Ado About Nothing - disguise and misunderstanding as a form of power and independence in the Shakespearean society'.
Weeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!
How are you, my lovelies?
Okay, I am NOT on the finish line yet, and it's not 100% guaranteed I'll be, but now I'm one good step closer.
Today I fetched my literature teacher and I asked her if she would tutor me for my thesis, and she said yes! I told her I wanted to write about Shakespeare, and she's the biggest Will fan in the whole known world... then, I asked her if she had someone in mind to help me ...I don't know how to call them, basically here you have a techer who is supposed to follow you step by step, a 'relatore'/'relatrice' and another who, in theory, is the second in charge, does the paperwork and fills in the blanks. She suggested I might ask that BritmaBitch (Am, the teacher with the 'annoying voice' I told you about) but when I pulled a scared face she let me choose who I wanted. I asked one of my fav teachers ever, an Aussie funny guy who taught me Med Interpreting, and although literature is not his field he agreed 'because it's you asking me', boeahaha!!
So now, I'm up to search my books for refs. Topic, uhhh, "analisys and confrontations between the female main characters of As you Like It and Much Ado About Nothing - disguise and misunderstanding as a form of power and independence in the Shakespearean society'.
Weeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!
How are you, my lovelies?