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This made my argument about his swiftness stronger and more concise. Paying attention to more detail in the Brennan’s piece, I was able to pencil in another argument based on the color green. Unfortunately, the paragraph was not directly supportive of my thesis. The outburst of the paragraph seemed to throw the entire flow of the paper off balance, therefore it was added and immediately cut. The first layer of icing on my paper was intense; cutting words, adding works, redefining sentence structures

What did it matter! What could love, the unsolved mystery, count for in face of this possession of self-assertion which she suddenly recognized as the strongest impulse of her being! “Free! Body and soul free!” she kept whispering. In these paragraphs, the story's omniscient narrator takes us into Louise's mind. However, while the attitudes expressed are definitely Louise's there is no textual justification for also ascribing them to the narrator. Further, it would be a mistake to project them

are a lot of reasons for the rank structure and the chain of command. Every reason that I am going to explain in this essay is very important. I am going to separate them into two paragraphs. The first paragraph will be about the importance of the rank structure and why the rank structure is in place. The second paragraph will be about the importance of the chain of command and why the chain of command is set into place. The rank structure goes back to the 1700’s. The rank structure was put into

Throughout my writings in English 2201, I have become a better writer, where my work in both the Category 1 and 2 project shows my abilities. Each category was designed to help and develop my writing and I believe it did that. There were many process that took place while writing and I think it allowed for much improvement. Each part of my writing process played an effective part in having an overall successful paper during the semester. In the Category 1 paper I chose to do a book analysis on Infant

“55 Miles to the Gas Pump” by Annie Proulx By: Kalena Gottwald, Skyler Greenberg, Garin Mesarch, Rachael Phillips, and Abigail Sanford In this presentation, we will look at 55 Miles to the Gas Pump by Annie Proulx through the deconstructionist point of view Deconstructionist Strategies Literary works DO NOT yield fixed, single meanings. Language is never definite because of the endless meanings of words/phrases. reveals how the text is internally conflicted/contradictory seems to destabilize

They are obviously used to show that Soto is nervous and moving around quickly because there is a lot of action going on at the time. However, in the some of the last paragraphs there are many more complex sentences, which are used to show that Soto has returned to his state of boredom and also to express that there is not much going on inside Soto’s head..      As mentioned before diction was

require inferencing skills, but don't use those words exactly. * "With which of the following statements would the author most likely agree?" * "Which of the following sentences would the author most likely use to add additional support to paragraph three?" Step 2: Trust the Passage Now that you're certain you have an inference question on your hands, and you know exactly what an inference is, you'll need to let go of your prejudices and prior knowledge and use the passage to prove that the

You may choose to format these into tables or write them in paragraph form. With whichever option, you should have clear labels for the four main areas: problem, goal, plan, and test of measurability. Part III: Presentation Topics and Research Ideas Based on the improvement strategies and work on the CCC that you

Michael Johnson Interpretation of Return to Hayneville Class 1101, Mon and Wed 9:30 a.m. December 1, 2010 Word count 874 In Gregory Orr’s essay, “Return to Hayneville”, published by The Virginia Quarterly Review, Orr revisited the place of his abduction by armed vigilantes in Alabama as a Civil Rights worker in 1965. Even though the events of this essay take place in 1965, for Orr it started with the death of his younger brother in a hunting accident when Orr was twelve. Holding

only one obvious jump in time throughout the story; this is when the narrator clarifies that they have not been with Laurence for a while, despite seeing him. It also fits the Hollywood model, often used in short stories. The teaser is the first paragraph, where we meet the Omah and hear about the ‘flowers for wedding and funerals’. The elaboration covers the next two pages; here we meet Laurence and start understanding the narrator relationships. The point of no return happens on page 121 when the