I wrote mine for a media analysis class, and the official subtitle was, "Female comic books fans and reactions to character death," and my study was on seeing how female comic book fans reacted to character deaths and to see what they considered fridgings. I'd never done a paper like that before, and while it had some snafus, it came out really well. The prof, after I presented it, said to me, "Get it published. This is thesis-level work." Which, it turns out, was not the level he was wanting, but guaranteed me an A.
Oh, god, I love writing a good paper. We're both type-A overachievers, aren't we? Or, at least, I know I am.
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on 2010-08-04 06:11 pm (UTC)Oh, god, I love writing a good paper. We're both type-A overachievers, aren't we? Or, at least, I know I am.