So I saw sort of a trend of people using their last blogs to remember all of the good times during AP Lit, so I thought I'd join in on this for my very last blog ever (which I'm proud of myself for even doing). Honestly, AP Lit was really fun, if you leave out all of the work and stress and procrastination when considering what fun is. This class has taught me a lot about symbolism (and that sounds totally fake and horrible but its true and I know I won't forget some of what I have learned for a very long time). For the first couple of books this Frankenstein and Winesburg  mostly, I totally was not feeling this class and as far as I can remember, I did not start to really feel this class until Hamlet. That play changed all works of literature for me forever. Everything really is Hamlet, even Invisible Man is Hamlet. Invisible Man is the other book that really changed everything for me. There was just SO MUCH to that book. Too much. Its like now I am analyzing movies and tv shows and everything I read. It has even gotten to the point where I have started considering the connotations of words that people use when talking to me. Likeeeee. This class really affected me, probably more than most of my other classes. It has both ruined me for any other book I will ever read ever, while also allowing me to realize just how much there is to book s and plays and poems and everything. All in all, I really liked this class and now that I am at the end looking back, all of the work and stress was totally worth it. I would do it all again.