Compare and contrast Eve, from SLOW DAYS, FAST COMPANY with Olga, from DAYS OF ABANDONMENT. How are these characters similar? How are they different? You should end the paper by answering the question—which woman’s way of life seems more attractive to you? That is, who, at the end of their book, seems (to you) to be living a better life?You should end the paper by answering the question—which woman’s way of life seems more attractive to you? That is, who, at the end of their book, seems (to you) to be living a better life?
Here is an example of how you could outline your paper. Each of the following sentences would be the first sentence of a long body paragraph, in which you’d then include at least 3 quotes (which you’d introduce seamlessly and then elaborate on, to show how they support your points). In other words, the following numbers (1-6) each refer to first sentences of whole paragraphs, which you’d build underneath these topic sentences, in order to support them.
Here is an example of how you could outline your paper. Each of the following sentences would be the first sentence of a long body paragraph, in which you’d then include at least 3 quotes (which you’d introduce seamlessly and then elaborate on, to show how they support your points). In other words, the following numbers (1-6) each refer to first sentences of whole paragraphs, which you’d build underneath these topic sentences, in order to support them.
Notice what is NOT in this intro paragraph: There are no quotes, no long explanations, and no specific details. It’s simply an outline for the paper that follows—a mini-paper, summing the paper up. Notice what is NOT in this intro paragraph: There are no quotes, no long explanations, and no specific details. It’s simply an outline for the paper that follows—a mini-paper, summing the paper up. Notice what is NOT in this intro paragraph: There are no quotes, no long explanations, and no specific details. It’s simply an outline for the paper that follows—a mini-paper, summing the paper up.