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Mmm. Wikipedia-ing on Apollonian and Dionysian and Sisyphus stuff. I'm convinced that Jamie is a tragic Greek hero - PChua disagrees and says that he lacks hubris.

I OBJECT!

Anyway, I thought this was particularly useful if only I'd remember it "Even under the influence of the narcotic draught, of which songs of all primitive men and peoples speak, or with the potent coming of spring that penetrates all nature with joy, these Dionysian emotions awake, and as they grow in intensity everything subjective vanishes into complete self-forgetfulness.".

Walter Kauffman translated it - I assume it was daring FWN who wrote it.

Augh. I'm honestly absolutely terrified about tomorrow's paper. LDJ. LDJ. My favourite text in the A Levels. I really don't want to screw it up - and Blake and Atwood too. I mean, augh. I can't ruin something which i FEEL for, can I?

I'm trying to tell myself to not worry and go in and enjoy myself. Afterall, tete-a-tetes with Jamie Tyrone? <3 I mean, its no use fretting over it and cramming in last minute lecture notes into my brain since I can't absorb anymore. I might as well just bring in whatever sound knowledge I have of the plays and poems and just meld it to my use. I'm not a total retard. I definitely can come up with coherent and intelligent arguments AS LONG AS I DON'T SPAZ OUT!!!! DKJF:ADKQFG:F

EDIT: HUH!? Why did I type "daring FWN"? Why daring!? Wah, Freudian slip of another kind! D: I think I meant darling.