The final sentence in “No Name Woman” is haunting, both literally and figuratively. Make an argument about the significance of its final image—the threat of the ghost of the drowned pulling down a substitute

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Must be a minimum of 750 words and no more than 900 words.
Must include a clear thesis statement in your introductory paragraph.
Use essay formatting, including an introduction paragraph, body, and conclusion. Each point of your essay must point back to and support your thesis statement.
Must contain at least two (2) direct quotes, summaries or paraphrases from each reading. Limit these quotes to no more than 2-3 lines
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Must properly cite the quotes within the text.
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The final sentence in “No Name Woman” is haunting, both literally and figuratively. Make an argument about the significance of its final image—the threat of the ghost of the drowned pulling down a substitute—to the essay as a whole.