Compare/contrast Francis Macomber and Nick Adams in terms of a significant theme. For example: courage, self-examination/exploration, redemption, death, etc.

Directions: Choose one of the following topics. Your essay must be well developed and include
a well-developed introductory paragraph, clear thesis, several supporting paragraphs, and a well-
developed concluding paragraph. Avoid generalities and vague references. Include plenty of
analysis/commentary in the body paragraphs. Do not simply offer a summary of the works.
Incorporate direct quotes from the works you are analyzing. Word count: At least 750 words.

–No research. No outside sources permitted.
–This essay must be, double-spaced, 12-point-size type, Times New Roman Font.
–Email as an attachment to my Canvas Email.

Due: Wednesday, March 22, 1:00 PM. One point per hour will be deducted from late essays.

1) Compare/contrast Francis Macomber and Nick Adams in terms of a significant theme. For
example: courage, self-examination/exploration, redemption, death, etc.

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