Come up with a debatable claim you can make about some aspect of one of the stories we’ve read, and three reasons that support that claim. This will be your thesis. Your claim must be arguable–make sure someone else who read the story could disagree with it.
Write a 3-5 page paper arguing your claim and reasons.
The paper should meet the content and organizational standards explained on the Week 14 Content handout “Assignment sheet.” Make sure to cite any quotes you use directly from the story you are writing about, and provide a Works Cited page at the end of the paper showing the story’s author, last name first; the story’s title, in quotes; and the page numbers printed on the story (like 142-153).
