The exam explores themes of conflict and human interaction through literature. Section A focuses on transforming and analyzing prose, examining how perspectives reshape narratives. Texts include Into the Wild, The Suspicions of Mr. Whicher, The Great Gatsby, and The Kite Runner. Topics include individual decisions, societal expectations, and personal relationships. Section B analyzes dramatic works, focusing on tension, control, and contrasting values. Featured plays include Othello, All My Sons, A Streetcar Named Desire, and The Herd. Key themes are reputation, guilt, family disputes, power dynamics, and moral conflicts, emphasizing the interplay between character motivations and broader societal influences.