1. Choose any piece of literature (book, short story, comic, poem, play), a film, or a television show that you’d like to learn more about.. If you’d like, you can even use some of the short stories we discussed in this class. 2. Keep in mind, this is a persuasive paper. Meaning, this shouldn’t be a book or film report, rather this is an analysis with a clear thesis. In order to focus your topic, consider exploring some of the ideas below:.How does the protagonist function as the classic idea of a quester?.Explore symbolism in the work. How does the use of symbolism amplify the story’s themes, characters, etc.?.Compare any two works. How do the themes coincide? How are they different?.Investigate the work’s historical context..Research the author’s purpose and technique behind the work..Does the work function as an allegory? How so?A Few Tips retell the story! Assume I have already read or seen the work. provide some background or context when establishing major ideas, scenes, symbols, characters, etc.Evidence is incredibly important to making your argument work.
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