Hmm

[evilhippo]

... Sometimes I kind of stare at my handwriting and wonder why it makes random switches from printing to cursive without warning. Sometimes it's just between days in my notes, but right now it's decided it's just going to switch every quarter of a page. Possibly depending on whether I know what I'm talking about or not.

Also, no paper should have algebra-type equations in the middle of it to explain things. But right now, the notes for my Shakespeare paper do. (Where KLx = Ry + Gz + C[ran out of variables]. C[ran out of variables] = 0 so Ry+ Gz = KLx, and Ry = Gz, so they have complete control over the worth of KLx. It all makes sense, honest.)

The real question here is not what's wrong with my mind in regards to my multiple-personalitied handwriting (though that is a possible issue), but what on Earth am I doing writing a paper on Shakespeare that involves math? Honestly, that equation is almost my thesis statement. Perhaps I should be seeking help.

... The section on the fool, in addition to the horrible puns on full, also includes a line about "equivalent exchange." Because it is applicable! For all we know, since there's no Queen in this play, Cordelia's run off with France to resurrect her. And, um, Lear dies in the end from a broken heart because he was also attempting human transmutation and that's what the gate babies stole.

Also, Goneril and Regan are very bad at math concepts. Perhaps this excuses them from being kind of evil and mean.

[Poll #741632]