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Paper #5: Analytical Outline Dr. Anne-Marie Thomas English 1302

DATE DUE: 8/5—5:00 pm

For this assignment, you will write an analytical outline in which you analyze the elements of one of the stories listed below.* As with the previous essays, your analysis will be building upon your understanding of the fictional elements you have learned thus far in the course. For this outline, then, you will be looking at the relationship between central idea and character, conflict, point of view, setting, tone/language. Because this outline is practice for the departmental exam, which will also require a general analysis of the major fictional elements of a particular story, I am not–as with past essays–going to provide you with a specific “prompt.” Allow the central idea to be your main focus. USE THE ELEMENT TERMINOLOGY (external conflict, 3rd person limited omniscient, etc.). Structure: Introduction (give me a full paragraph here): title of story, author, brief summary of the story, statement of central idea (underlined) Body: (2-3 statements for each point) Character and CI Conflict and CI POV and CI Setting and CI Tone or language and CI *Choose one of these three stories as your primary focus: James Baldwin’s “Sonny’s Blues” William Faulkner’s “A Rose for Emily” Ernest Hemingway’s “Hills Like White Elephants”...