Part 1. An objective summary of the story: what happened to whom, where, and when; this should take up at least two-thirds of your short essay. This is not a subjective rendering of the story—be as matter as fact and informative as possible. Part 2. A thoughtful analysis of any of the story’s literary elements based on your own interpretationrelying on concrete story statements; now you may show your personal opinion AFTER the summary has been completed. a. include any useful commentary (direct quote or paraphrase) from the secondary source/literary criticism article that relates to whatever literary element(s) you are discussing; andb. include a correctly formatted Works Cited page in MLA (NOT APA!) with hanging indentations, double spaced, the works!
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