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When I taught The Last Man I used to tell my students it really picks up in the final third 🙈

Hmm. Austen for consistency Shelley for Frankenstein. So both.

I would see him taking the words Bat of erudition...

Louise Penny's latest, The Black Wolf.

Byron was right, Pope is the boss.

When I was taught the book our lecturer went to a lot of effort to ensure we knew that the film 'Mary Shelley's Frankenstein' was really Kenneth Branagh's Frankenstein. I did like this one but I think similar efforts will have to be made with the students due to study it in semester 2 😅

www.instagram.com/reel/DQxmKFd... This interview bothers me where he says that Victor doesn't think it goes well- in the book he leaves *because* it worked!!

I agree with you completely. I thought it was beautiful to look at and I enjoyed lots of it but my eye starts to twitch when I see people describing it as 'definitive'. I was very disappointed with the choice to give Victor the awful father.

The second section from The Tin Roof Blow down, it said (in bold font) it was real and verified and authentic. Reader...it was not.

I show them in real time how bad it is.

I said you are telling me this. The Academic Integrity Director. Who is marking your essay. And who has banned use of AI for assessments. I have absolutely no time for it. None.

AI "has given the American ruling class the final impetus to more or less abolish education."

Agree completely. Always knew the hysterical side of our fans would lose it at the first goal conceded first points dropped.