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“The Story of an Hour”

Some questions you can answer
1.think about the title of the narrative. What do you expect the story to focus on?
2. Are there any words, phrases or ideas that are repeated in the text?the are they? Why do they appear to be important
3. Is Louise Mallards heart condition literal or figurative? What aspects of a narrative leads you to the conclusion
4. How does Mrs. Millard feel about her husband? How do you know?Cite a specific quote from the text to support your position?
5. What is the problem in Mr. and Mrs. Millard’s marriage? Why does Louise want to be free? Cite example from the text to support your answer
6. If you come across unfamiliar words in the narrative, list them and look them up.
your introductions, ensure that it is:
–At least 5 complete sentences in length
–Contains the title of the text and the author’s full name
–It provides adequate context for your thesis
Body should have:
–Contain strong topic sentences that preview the focus of each body paragraph
–Adequate support for your thesis by using specific quotes from the text or paraphrases
–Provide clear explanation of how the textual examples you are discussing support the argument. This aspect of analysis is called synthesis! You are synthesizing or making logical connections for your reader.
Conclusion should have:
–At least 5 complete sentences in length
–Reviews the main ideas of your essay
Leaves the reader with a final thought on the topic in the last sentence

Introduction – Just like the top portion of the “hourglass”, your introduction should start broad and narrow into your thesis. Your thesis narrows the topic to focus directly on the text.
Body – The body of your essay is the narrowest point of the “hourglass”, focusing on analyzing the text and including specific textual examples.
Conclusion- The conclusion is structured to start narrowly (i.e. restating the thesis), then broadens into highlighting the main points of the essay and ending with a final thought on the topic.

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