And what I see is that this fad of blogging is fading out whenever I check my REinvigorate thingy that tells me how many hits and uniques per day.. so what I am trying to say is that those who were addicts during the last month or so have gotten over the addiction while those who took the time off have come back to become complete addicts :P Weird huh?

My father emailed me today hehehe complaining about his flight being very late taking off and the work they had to do at that time and stuff.. and I replied hehe telling him about something that I want.. hehe Typical father – daughter relationship .. Father’s expect compassion hehehehe daughters expect cashion :P hehehe another word for cash :P But I really love my father.. hehehe.. I am a typical daddy’s girl :P

So I began writing alot of jibberish and junk but you know in reality i had many different views and ideas that I wanted to express but didn’t get the chance to.. or sometimes couldn’t because of the word shortage and writer’s block.. you know being an English Literature major and having just finished a course in criticism, it is time to apply the various critical theory methods to the great literature writers of all time. So back to the actual question asked in the exam, I began discussing the various scenes in which Marlowe and Shakespeare (The Only Greatest Writer in ALL of English Literature) displayed their theme of appearance versus reality, and how to both writers religion, women, homosexuality, and deception was basically one of the things they were concerned with alot. Because, Marlowe in his play Doctor Faustus mocked religion in Faustus’s request of asking the devil Mephastophilis to go and come back as a Franciscan friar, basically to allude to the fact that what you think is a highly religious man is in fact the opposite. Reality always always *well in certain people or situations or whatever* is 100% different than the actual appearence of things in life. [Man I seem to be enjoying this topic for some reason hehe dunno why all of a sudden I sound highly analytical and stuff] Ok so Marlowe discussed reality versus appearance of religion with that situation while Shakespeare in Twelfth Night used Malvolio as his pawn or whatever, anyways Malvolio appeared to everyone as the “highly religious” puritan of his time yet in reality he was just another corrupted man who had no sense of right religion and stuff, he was easily manipulated and gulliable to the scheme of Maria and Sir Toby and well he seriously made a fool of himself. Women for both Marlowe and Shakespeare were portrayed as probably naughty, unfaithful, decieving objects and that they are the source of all corruption. Shakespeare used Viola, who disguised herself as a man (Which in reality is a boy, dressed as a woman, disguised back as a man) and she falls in love with Orsino, and displays feelings to him, and he falls in love with her too but doesn’t show it completely. Whereas, Olivia as well falls in love with Viola’s male persona and this all implies a homosexual relationship and shit you know.. :r Marlowe, uses Faustus’s request for a wife as the excuse to bring the “image of women” into the scene, where he brought in a devil dressed as a woman, and we don’t even know if that devil was a man or a woman, if it was a man then there is the homosexual motive or relationship or whatever.. hehehe Anyways I believe the reason all of those 16th century writers well, Marlowe and Shakespeare to be specific , yea the reason for their use of women as decievers, devils, and corrupting people is that EVE was the reason we are all damned on Earth, and that she made Adam eat that apple, and because of her A WOMAN.. MAN suffers..

Finally, at the end of this long post, I would like to say, hopefully I didn’t bullshit alot and that I do well on this essay question because hehehe my grade is at stake LOL :P