@Pizzza , so good to see you back sir. I hope all is well at your end.
I have written the essay as I was aware of the quote of Heraclitus (Thank you to philo optional)and the way he intended it. But i dont think they will simply strike off an essay just for the simple reason of being interpreted in a way that was different from the original intention of the quoter. One can assume that writing in the way Heraclitus intended may fetch more marks but then again it will all depend on how coherent one manages to deal with the topic
+1.
Saying from past experience, if someone has creatively interpreted the topic and given arguments and justifications- Why you can not/ should not repeat mistakes ? , Why do people still repeat mistakes, How not to repeat mistakes ? etc- you are bound to get above average marks.
In essays structure >>content. So need not worry about what you have written, if there is a logical flow in your essay.
