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Essay Instructions: an arguementative essay baased on the analysis of characters within the works; "The Birthmark" by Nathaniel Hawthorne and "A Rose for Emily" by William Faulkner.

4 pages.
5 sources./MLA documentation
American language

Essay Instructions: 1 short essay answer needed

Briefly descibe the location, context, and significance of the following

"the Birthmark"

from Hawthorne's "The Birthmark"

Please use specific examples from the story

Essay Instructions: Assignment:
In both "Young Goodman Brown" and "The Birthmark," short stories by Nathaniel Hawthorne, there is some question about what "really" happened. Bothe stories also address moral themes and suggest dire consequences.

For this paper, you are asked to consider what purpose ambiguity may serve in Hawthorne''s narratives and what larger issues the author addresses through his use of symbolism

Write a paper that addresses these questions.

Require:
1. This is writing about literature, not a research paper.
2. must develop a theris and support it with evidence in language that is clear and persuasive.
3. use quotes from the stories to support your point of view.
4. providing evidence (quotes from the stories) to support your argument.
5. do not just summary or record words from the text (the two stories).
6. need specific examples and details for the point of view (the thesis) (you can quote from the storyies)
7. do not quote the instructions that professer gave to us.

Essay Instructions: Hawthorne tales, "The Birthmark":

Write a paragraph in response to each of the following questions

3. The birthmark, a tiny crimson hand, is the central symbol of the story. How does this define Georgiana? Does it have any connection to Faith''s pink ribbons or Hester''s scarlet letter. Why does the hand grip the very life of Georgiana? What is Hawthorne''s point here?

4. What is the point of Aylmer''s failures in the laboratory?