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Essay Instructions: CRITICAL PAPER AP/HONORS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH

TOPIC: At the end of “The Secret Sharer”, has the captain succeeded in living up to his ideal conception of himself? Do you conclude that he has successfully developed and matured into his leadership role through his meeting of Leggatt and, more symbolically, his recognition of his darker self? Or, do you conclude that he is a failed captain and an immoral actor? In defending your argument, you must use either the Gloria Dussinger or J.D. O’Hara article for support and then, with at least one quotation, use the opposing article to mount a counter-argument.

LENGTH: No more than five pages, double spaced

REQUIREMENTS:
- four body paragraphs (min.)
o at least three “support” paragraphs
o at least one counter-argument paragraph
- three quotations from “The Secret Sharer” (min.)
- two quotations from supporting article (min.)
- one quotation from opposing article (min

MUST ONLY USES THE 2 SOURCES PROVIDED BY ME.
Gloria Dussinger and J.D. O’Hara article

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Essay Instructions: 2. The theme of binding and releasing both physical and metaphorical is central to the Merchant of Venice and the Secret Sharer and evident in a number of episodes in Don Quixote. Examples can also be found in our other
works. Examine the significance of this theme in three works, two of which must be taken from the three named in the previous sentence.

Essay Instructions: This is the analysis about the the two short story one by Susan Glaspell"A jury of her peers" and "The secret sharer"by Joseph Conard. for analysis of these two story ,depict the changes that the characters face make, or don't. And then COMPARE CHANGES characters make--are they trivial or lifelong? Does one seem more committed to change than another? Do you think the changes will stick? The paper should be about 900 words long and MUST include direct quotes from each of the two stories. (not too many)you ca find these two story in An introduction to reading and writing by Edgard V. Robert/Hnry E.Jacobs.Don’t just summarize the works. . Tell me your analysis--how you think the work ties in to your concept of change