Yet there were a fair number of people insane enough to join me in my quest to Conquer The CTs (which I henceforth refer to endearingly as Operation CTCT) with glorious amounts of worksheets unkemptly strewn across the library tables amid fervent attempts to make up for all the naps we took in tutorials. That'll teach us.

The entire day was spent in a strange trance, screaming incoherent words ("FRICKANEHNEH, FRICKANEHNEH") while furiously scribbling equations 'and staring blankly into, well, blank space. I can barely wait till this is all over. 

Operation CTCT is one that fills you with all sorts of emotions all at one time which culminates into one very very unbalanced person. Euphoria from FINALLY differentiating something right, frustration from not being able to comprehend the chain rule and not being able to read one's own writing (guilty), anger when you spend an hour trying to solve ONE question in utter disbelief that you're TRAGICALLY STUCK and then realizing that THERE HAS BEEN A TYPING ERROR IN THE QUESTION (@$&%^! that actually happened to me) and finally, satisfaction at a job well done (which in my case is awfully rare).

Now, back to my graphs.