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[retro_geek]

The Dreaming Princess

Your head is in the clouds and you don't feel like
coming back down to earth any time soon. You
have a very active imagination and may find
sometimes that you enjoy fantasy more than
reality. You are sweet and girlish, a loveable,
kind dreamer given to flights of fancy.

Role Models: The Princess of "The Frog
Prince"

You are most likely to: Be enchanted by fairies
after falling asleep in the forest.


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Comments

[butterfly-toast.livejournal.com]

That sounds like you.

Hope you get better, everyone's got the sniffles recently.

Carolyn xxxxxx

[retro-geek.livejournal.com]

Thankyou Sugar *hugs*.
Have you started Miss Burman's essay yet? perhaps its the cold affecting my brain, but i cant think of any thing to say to support the notion that Congreve presents a society dominated ny finacial values. Well apart from the point about all the legal language which seems to crop up in every essay I write for her...

[butterfly-toast.livejournal.com]

Everything is on the desk in front of me, but as far as I know...nothing's been written about it. If you read that 'Seventeenth-Century Contexts' pack, then there's some financal and wealth stuff in there. Also, how money is used in the play...Millamant's fortune, Fainall's greed for Mrs Fainall's fortune, the 'bribery' of Waitwell and Foible with land and money, how wealth means power or ability to do things, crossing with marriage for money and property...as well as the deeds and legal stuff as well.

Monkey Notes are rubbish for this question though.