The following question asks about one or more selections from your Literature textbook. You may use your textbook to answer this question.
1. Write an essay in which you analyze the importance of plot events and characters’ actions to
the development of a story’s theme. Review and evaluate a story from the unit that has a
clearly identifiable theme. You might choose “Raymond’s Run” by Toni Cade Bambara, “The
StoryTeller” by Saki, “The Finish of Patsy Barnes” by Paul Laurence Dunbar, or “The
Drummer Boy of Shiloh” by Ray Bradbury. Be sure to identify the story and write a clear
statement of its theme. In your essay, answer the following question: How do various elements
of the story—conflict and resolution, characters’ dialogue and behavior—contribute to the
story’s theme? Support your ideas with references to the text.
Select the link to access the online textbook.
Literature: Raymond's Run
Literature: The StoryTeller
Literature: The Finish of Patsy Barnes
Literature: The Drummer Boy of Shiloh
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To answer this question, you will need to choose one of the stories mentioned in the prompt and analyze its importance in relation to its theme. Let's assume you have chosen "Raymond's Run" by Toni Cade Bambara.
To begin, you should read and analyze the story to understand its plot events, characters, and theme. Take notes on significant events in the story as well as the actions and behavior of the characters. This will help you understand how these elements contribute to the development of the theme.
Next, identify the theme of the story. In "Raymond's Run," the theme could be the importance of self-discovery and personal identity. The protagonist, Squeaky, learns about her own strengths and weaknesses throughout the story.
In your essay, you can discuss how various elements of the story contribute to the theme. For example, you can analyze the conflicts that Squeaky faces and how she resolves them, such as her rivalry with Gretchen and her own internal struggle to find her true identity.
Additionally, examine the characters' dialogue and behavior to understand their motivations and how they contribute to the theme. How do the interactions between characters reveal important aspects of the theme?
To support your ideas, refer to specific quotes or scenes from the text that demonstrate the impact of plot events and characters' actions on the theme. These textual references will provide evidence for your analysis.
Remember to structure your essay with an introduction, body paragraphs that analyze different elements, and a conclusion that summarizes your main points.
For more guidance on how to write an essay analyzing a literary work, you can refer to your Literature textbook or online resources that provide tips on literary analysis.
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