“A Sunrise on the Veld” by Doris Lessing

A creative title

· An introduction with a thesis statement

· An argument that is specific and arguable

· A coherent, organized structure

· Written in the present tense with active voice

· A strong, succinct conclusion

· Quotations with in-text citations

· No grammatical or spelling errors

· A variety of thoughtful transitions

i just need it about one of the characters you can choose

You need to then go into more depth for that single element. Please choose one of these three and write a whole paper just analyzing that element Once you’ve chosen a text (story or novel) to analyze, you need to decide the argument you want to make. Remember, your argument should be specific and arguable and should analyze at least one aspect of the text. Please choose one of the options below to analyze:

· Symbols (Find one important symbol in the reading. What does this symbol represent? Why is it important to the meaning of the story?)

· Theme (Find a major theme in the reading. What is that theme? What does the story have to say about this theme? Why is it important?)

· Character Development (Choose a character. What is this character like at the beginning of the reading? At the end? How have they changed? Why does it matter?)

Now, make sure you back up your argument with specific examples from the text. You should have at least three direct quotations in your paper. Make sure to introduce your quotations, format them directly, and elaborate on them. You should make crystal clear for your readers how the quotation you’ve included supports your overall argument. Also, make sure to make your quotations short. You should only include as much as you need to make the point you are making. Students that include lengthy and extensive quotations will have their grades marked down.