Can someone give me an idea or outline to help me? I don't want someone to give me the whole essay's, but just an outline or something! I've been stuck on this for a while, and it's on a unit test! Now the test is overdue and I really need to get it done!

Prompt: "Always to remember" is an essay about the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. It also includes photographs of the memorial and of Maya Lin. In an essay, explain whether the text and pictures together give you enough information to understand why the Vietnam Veterans Memorial is considered to be a moving monument to the soldiers who lost their lives in Vietnam. In your essay, use details form "Always to Remember" to explain why the memorial is moving, or describe what additional information might help you better understand the memorials impact.

Alright then, thanks Ms. Sue!<3

You're welcome.

To outline your essay on why the Vietnam Veterans Memorial is considered to be a moving monument, you can follow these steps:

1. Introduction:
- Start with a catchy opening sentence to grab the reader's attention.
- Provide some background information on the Vietnam Veterans Memorial and Maya Lin.
- State your thesis statement, which will guide the essay and express your opinion on whether the text and pictures are enough to understand the memorial's impact.

2. Overview of "Always to Remember":
- Summarize the main points and arguments presented in the essay "Always to Remember."
- Highlight how the text and pictures work together to provide information.

3. The emotional impact of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial:
- Use examples and quotes from the essay to explain how the text conveys the emotional impact of the memorial.
- Discuss how the photographs of the memorial and Maya Lin complement the text and contribute to its emotional power.

4. The memorial's symbolism and design:
- Analyze how the essay describes the design of the memorial and its symbolic elements.
- Explain how these design choices enhance the memorial's ability to move people and honor the fallen soldiers.

5. Personal stories and connections:
- Discuss any personal stories or anecdotes shared in the essay that illustrate the emotional significance of the memorial.
- Reflect on how these stories connect readers to the experiences of the soldiers and their loved ones.

6. Additional information that could enhance understanding:
- Acknowledge any limitations or gaps in the information provided by the text and pictures.
- Suggest what additional information could be beneficial to better understanding the impact of the memorial.

7. Conclusion:
- Restate your thesis and summarize the main points discussed in the essay.
- Offer a final reflection on the effectiveness of the text and pictures in conveying the emotional and symbolic power of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial.

Remember to support your points with evidence from the text and pictures, and maintain a clear and organized structure throughout your essay. Good luck!

This calls for your opinion. Just plunge in and start answering the question. After you've finished, let the essay sit a day and then revise it as necessary.