1) Review your first rough draft (your week 2 assignment): Revise according to my review of your rough draft, which you will find attached to your paper in the commentary section.
(2) To your rough draft, compose and add two more pages (500 words) based on the discussion of this week: imagery and setting and how the objects, images, and setting reveal, represent or recount the real story.
(3) Do some research through the Berkeley College library, and find one secondary critical source (an article or book that discusses the story in a critical way). For any guidance on using the Berkeley College library to find your source, contact the Berkeley librarian. *Your source must be critical (not Sparknotes, Litcharts, Think Co., or anything else you might find on the internet: Get thee to the library!). Use this critical source to inform, reflect, and support your written ideas, considerations, and work. Include a quote from your critical source.
Rough Draft Requirements:
Your rough draft should have 4–5 pages of content (1,000–1,250 words)
Your Works Cited page with your primary source and and your second source with all required information. To review MLA format for a Works Cited page or in-text citation, review the lecture notes and links from week 1.
MLA format, including MS Word, double-spaced, Times New Roman font 12.
For a refresher on not copying/pasting/plagiarizing work:
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