R&G aren't the only ones that are dead....

...So theres like one more week until the AP Exam. Oh holy crapola.
On the bright side of things, the last timed writing went really, really well for me. Which it should have as I got to use my Major Works Chart. But I also did really well on the Invisible Man timed writing... which I didn't get to use a chart on. That made me happy considering how much I really, really disliked Invisible Man. I hope I will NEVER EVER have to think about, write about, or talk about that book again. And I DO NOT plan on using that book for literary reference ever again. I see how its important and I see the significance.... I just did not enjoy thinking that much about so many different things at one time. My mind stream when we were discussing that novel was like...
jazzbluesblackwhitepaintcenterhierarchygovernmentbadbrotherhoodliesbetrayalBIRDparrotdudewhotoldIMabouttheletter
hmmimtiredbiblecollegerejectionbetrayalclownselectricalrugsbluesjazzpaint....
yeah, kind of exhausting.
On to Middlesex though. The ending was fun. Although I do feel like the author was like "oh forget this I'm sick of writing this book". The way it was wrapped up was almost as if the author had written a list of the problems that he created throughout the novel, and then in the last chapter, just went through, checking them off as he wrote a few sentences in an attempt to tie that specific storyline off. Oddly similar to The Handmaids Tale. Just saying.