Introduction Fast FriendsTroubleAlasA New School YearNote CopyingMeera's Study TipsFaith in QuarantineAAAAAAAAAStudents in Quarantine Positive GradientNegative GradientGravityShort AnswersBrain RegenerationAnon-NO I'M NOTEnglish ExamTrigonometryTrigonometry (2)No StaminaQnA time!RIPTypes of SchoolbagsChristmas SpecialReturn of the GradesReturn of the Grades (2)ClichéPhotos DayThis series is awaiting a Content Rating assignment from its Creator.
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Introduction Fast FriendsTroubleAlasA New School YearNote CopyingMeera's Study TipsFaith in QuarantineAAAAAAAAAStudents in Quarantine Positive GradientNegative GradientGravityShort AnswersBrain RegenerationAnon-NO I'M NOTEnglish ExamTrigonometryTrigonometry (2)No StaminaQnA time!RIPTypes of SchoolbagsChristmas SpecialReturn of the GradesReturn of the Grades (2)ClichéPhotos Day
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The pathetic fallacy of the rain coinciding with the conclusion of the English final examination accurately reflects an utter demise or otherwise impending doom, acting as external tears for our inner, stressed selves. As Manta puts it, "creativity can't be RUSHED! I thought they wanted QUALITY," venting considerable amounts of frustration at the way students are evaluated on their writing skills.
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