Analyze Greek or Roman myth in a contemporary context:
Television
Movies
Short stories
Novels
Plays
Poems
Advertising campaigns
A work known to the author would be perfect, but something I can watch, read, or easily access a synopsis of is necessary.
Works not allowed for assignment:
Troy (2004)
O Brother, Where Art Thou? (2000)
The Percy Jackson series
Hercules (Disney, 1997)
The Hunger Games Trilogy
Requirements:
5 pages, double-spaced, 1 inch margins, 12pt Times New Roman
Thesis
Summary of myth and contemporary work
Analysis of how the myth was portrayed in modern work
Differences?
Similarities?
Conclusion
Bibliography
MLA style
Parenthetical citations in paper
Number of citations not too important, and in fact, none are actually necessary, but I’d like at least a couple as needed/seen fit by the writer
Expectations:
I’ve never considered a service such as this, but I’m in my last semester working and going to school and not doing well in my classics class. I just don’t have time to write the kind of paper I need. Looking for a solid B paper that passes muster as an original work to get me out of this class.
I’m available whenever needed by E-Mail or SMS and will respond ASAP to phone calls for whatever is needed from me to get the assignment done right.
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