[Get Solution] Elements of Fiction

Prompt Write a thorough analysis of several (2-4) elements of fiction, explaining how they affect one another as well as the story’s theme and/or mood. Remember that you must write about one of the stories assigned by your instructor. Choose one story. “The Devil and Tom Walker” (Character folder) “The Story of an Hour” (Character folder) “Cathedral” (Character folder) “A White Heron” (Setting folder) “The Cask of Amontillado” (Setting folder) “The Black Cat” (Style and Tone folder) “Paul’s Case” (Theme folder) “Symbols and Signs” (Symbols folder) Thesis: Your thesis should focus on the literary elements you will analyze. Here is one way to structure the thesis to be sure you have a solid claim for your essay: _____’s work, titled ______, uses elements _____, ______, and ______ to emphasize the theme of _______. Requirements Your outline should adhere to several requirements. 1. 2. 3. 4. You must write on the topic outlined in the assignment prompt. Your outline must focus on one the works listed on this assignment sheet. You must format your outline using the template in the course. Your outline must have at least 6 direct quotes, integrated properly with correct citations. 5. Research is not required for this essay; however, if you choose to incorporate secondary sources, you must correctly cite your research. 6. You must include a works cited page. Tips to Keep in Mind • • Choose a work that you find interesting. It’s best if you understand the stories completely. Read the work carefully, making annotations and notes as you go. Look for elements to analyze. Break down scenes as necessary. • Based on your stories, notes, ideas, and topic, draft a working thesis. Refer to the thesis statement lecture notes on Blackboard if you need help. Many examples you may find online are average, meaning they are C level thesis statements. • Gather all your notes, any written assignments where you discussed this work, and any secondary research. • Write an outline of the main points you want to make. Compare them to your thesis statement (modify your thesis or outline to make sure they match). Refer to the prompt to make sure you are still on track. • • Fill in the outline with support from the stories and from your research (remember the citations). Finalize your outline and submit your outline to the Outline 1 drop box. •. For greater potential for success, submit your outline to UpSwing for extra guidance. Feedback can take up to 48 hours. Use feedback from the tutoring services as well as from UpSwing to revise your draft.