"...Aaahhh!! I hate Philosophy, it's such a hard and boring subject!! Pandora, help me!! I don't understand any of this!! At this rate I'm gonna fail this class too!!" Fanni says, showing me the questions from a book. I look at her, then at the book.
"What's the problem?" I ask, looking over the questions and not finding anything particularly difficult. In fact, they're pretty simple questions about philosophy — they lean heavily on your own life experience.
And they leave it wide open for you to give examples on whatever topic you want, which is actually extremely generous because it means almost any answer is accepted as long as it's coherent.
"How am I supposed to have already formed a view on life without knowing what life is?" she asks, confused by the questions.
'She really didn't get the core of the question?... idiot... at this rate she'd fail even without me doing anything.'
