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Deliverable Length: 5-paragraph essay in APA style
Course Objectives:
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Define key literary terms, such as plot, character, setting,
point of view, figurative language, symbolism, and style.
Library Research Assignment
For this assignment
you will create a 5-paragraph essay written in third person detailing the plot
development of one of the short stories from this week's reading list. For this
paper you will be focusing on the five stages of plot development: Exposition,
Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, and Resolution. Use the library and
textbook to conduct research on plot development. You should define each of the
five stages of plot development in your own words and provide examples from the
story (directly quoted or paraphrased) to support your ideas. The essay
will include the following 5 paragraphs (paragraphs are at least 3 sentences
each):
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Introductory paragraph. In your introductory
paragraph you will hook the reader, name the title of the short story, and
provide the author's full name. Your paragraph will end with a thesis that
introduces the purpose of the paper.
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Body Paragraph #1.Exposition: define the
term and discuss the characters, the setting, and the situation at the start of
the story. Rising Action: define the term and
discuss the conflict, obstacle, or destabilizing event.
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Body Paragraph #2.Climax: define the
term and discuss the most intense moment of the story.
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Body Paragraph #3.Falling Action: define the
term and discuss the release of tension or a "twist" in the
story. Resolution: define the term and discuss how the
conflict is resolved at the end of the story.
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Concluding Paragraph. Your conclusion should
restate your purpose, summarize your main ideas, and leave the reader with a
closing thought.
Short stories:
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“Young Goodman Brown” – Nathanial Hawthorn
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“The Secret Sharer” – Joseph Conrad
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“The Jewelry" Guy De Maupassant
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“A Story of an Hour” - Kate Chopin
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"The Cask of Amontillado" - Edgar Allen Poe
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