Amnesia

As the rough drafts for our extended essays were scheduled to be due today, I completely forgot about my other classes. As I already informed you about the Cyrano de Bergerac reading that I had completed last week, the entire Lysistrata assignment sort of just fell out of my head. Two posts ago, I had discussed our factory motif for the Greek play with jumpsuits and everything. Taking after the Rosie the Riveter image, we devised a stage plan as well. Today, we were suppose to share with the other students three or so images for what we had specifically planned for our previously chosen character. I was sort of left with Myrrhine, a character that I knew absolutely nothing about. From my classmates' descriptions, I grasped that she was somewhat of a temptress as she held the notion of sex above her husband's head. For that reason, I planned for her to be in the same jumpsuit outfit, only that hers would be more provocative with obviously visible undergarments that could be quickly exposed when the time came. After we had finished discussing our ideas, we then moved on to discussing what we had read so far from Cyrano.