Mon Mar 12, 2007 8:01 pm
mayanspypilot wrote:I'm tired of large-scale metaphors that professors and teachers tend to find and make a big deal out of that really, according to the author, mean absolutely nothing.Man, that used to make me angry in school.
Same here! One of my teachers last year said "In the character's name the 't' is a cross for christ and the 'f' is a bent cross, meaing he's half good and half bad." (one of maaaaany examples) and I was just like "Uhhhh. No."
Mon Mar 12, 2007 8:09 pm
Flame wrote:mayanspypilot wrote:I'm tired of large-scale metaphors that professors and teachers tend to find and make a big deal out of that really, according to the author, mean absolutely nothing.
Same here! One of my teachers last year said "In the character's name the 't' is a cross for christ and the 'f' is a bent cross, meaing he's half good and half bad." (one of maaaaany examples) and I was just like "Uhhhh. No."
Ask him what all the other letters mean.