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I have finished with Kerrigan. Great rejoicing.

I am trying very hard not to panic about the fact that June 11th is creeping up behind me with a cosh and a nasty grin. And it's not like I have to be finished by June 11th. Except that I'm banking that I will be by not registering for the summer term. And I can do it. I'm just afraid I won't.

*wrings hands*

I'll shut up now.

As you were.

My Omnian name makes me incredibly happy.

Haunt-the-revisionist-with-the-righteous-word-of-Om-(Printed-In-Ankh-Morpork)

[I did correct the spelling of righteous, because clearly I would not be Haunt-the-revisionist if I didn't nit-pick.]

To find out your Omnian name, go here.

And for those (since there may be a few) going wtf?, things will make much more sense once you've read Small Gods by Terry Pratchett.

To Do List (Albatross)

1. Read Levin, The Question of Hamlet.
2. Adorn Hamlet chapter with same.
3. Look at Braden again. Figure out why committee didn't think I'd used him, even though I had.
4. Fix, if possible without going mad.
5. GO TO LIBRARY
     a. Find Mack, The World of Hamlet, articles by Heather James and Katherine Rowe on Hamlet.
     b. Find recent articles on Seneca, starting from L'annee philologique and the Cambridge History of Classical Literature vol. II. Look for Segal's most recent book, although I'm likely to be unimpressed. Also check Oliver Taplin and G. B. Conte.
6. Read materials acquired.
7. Put Hamlet stuff in Hamlet chapter. (Notice my suave and professional use of academic discourse here.)
8. Put Seneca stuff in Seneca chapter.
10. Respond to director's comments on Kyd, 1st Shakespeare chapter, Jacobean chapter, conclusion, and Shaffer coda when she gives them to me. Pray there won't be much to do.
11. Let director see revisions of whatever she wants to see (find out from her what that is).
12. Tidy, proof-read, print out.
13. Make pilgrimage with supplicant Albatross to temple of formatting; consult oracles.
14. Deposit???

And all this before June 11th.

***wrings hands***