Snap back to reality
82.5% turns into a bitter end. The fact that a
dramatic mistaken mark is not as bitter as the demolishing of self-confident
that was finally built after 3 years of University study.
I was told I had 82.5% for my essay, I spent a week
trying to believe this and trying to find a reason to explain this miracle.
After the one-week nervous build-up, I started to believe in
myself.
Miracle needs no explanations because
miracle explains itself. There is no miracle.
A
60% is not the D-Day of my degree though (And it was considered to be a decent
result in previous years of my study). It's just that I was strike by the loss
of what I believe. And I always say destroying what an individual believe in is
the Armageddon of the self.
I wasn't that
terrible at all as I often see a bowl of genuine congee in Hong Kong more
important than marks of exams. Nonetheless, I lost my grip for a few
days.
Posted: Tue - May 4, 2004 at 11:14 AM
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