- 14 Mar, 2021
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Five paragraphs, each of which is well-developed (follow the sample essay (page 41) / advice in the text, pp. 3-54).
MLA-formatted (see samples in your textbook).
Include both primary and secondary quotes (primary is from the stories, secondary is something from the AVL / another trusted source.) Do not use Shmoop, Sparknotes, eNotes, and other such websites that feature advertising. Use the AVL.
Insert a clear thesis at the bottom of the introduction and use strong topic sentences (body paragraphs) to connect things together.
Beware of excessive plot summary. Rather explain why your observations and details are important (analysis.)
Submit by the deadline, with an acceptable percentage match. (Usually, this is 15% – 20%.)
Read “The Necklace” on pp. 369 -372.
STEP TWO: Consider the following prompt:
This story focuses on Mrs. Loisel and her dissatisfaction with her lot in life. Considering this, address at least one of the following questions:
Has Mrs. Loisel’s character changed at the end of the story? Why or why not? Support with evidence from the story.
How does Mrs. Loisel’s character contribute to her downfall?