Yes, I take that as a subject. Why? All other form of literature is suckishly boring to me and I wouldn't do a single amount of work if I did take English WW1 (poetry/literatyre methinks?) and English Modern (MODERN SUCKS!! No one cares about what these sad little poets think, nobody ever reads peoms...just...ridiculous...biographies...and stupid sparkly vampire novels.)
Anyway, the Victorian had good literature (not including the abomination known as Wuthering Heights even though I have to study it -twitches-). It is romantic, and lovely and all. :3

Anywho, within this subject I also study Oscar Wilde's play, "A Woman of No Importance". This was considered one of his weakest plays, but I think indifferently, and I like it a lot, along with "The Importance of Being Earnest".
For our lesson on this, we were given the work of doing a presentation for a particular theme on the play, ours (Myself and my friend Josie), was on "How does Oscar Wilde present Mrs Arbuthnot and why does he stick her in it rather than not having her in there at all." Hem.

So, my main contribution to the presentation of course was what I do best. Illustrations.
Though drawn in a fairly "chibi" style, I did make them rather like Victorian satyrical cartoons.
I shall upload these little satyrs once the presentation has gone public to my EVL class of 8. :3