Use two short scenes (1-2 pages each), one from the first half of the novel and one from the second half, to make an argument about how the novel makes us think about our own ideas of right and wrong? How can we know what is right and wrong? Why can it be hard to do the right thing? How does considering these scenes side by side help us think about these questions?
Write a multi-paragraph essay in which you use the prompt above to explore an idea, conflict, or relationship in depth and to argue what readers should conclude about that idea. You should be making one complex central argument that is supported by several short direct quotes from the novel in each supporting paragraph. Refer to the essay writing rubric for more detailed requirements.
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