1) Page 1: Select and copy a passage from the assigned text we are reading. Copy the passage on the first page of your essay (see sample).
a. The passage you pick should be complex and a good representation of your argument/analysis. Your passage can be any length, but your essay must analyze the entire passage, so select wisely.
2) Page 2: In a one page paper, you must present an organized and structured literary analysis of the passage.
a. The purpose of the essay is to discuss the themes, issues, and symbolism that you view as significant within the text, as represented by this passage. In other words, your essay is a close reading and analysis of a particular passage, and your essay will analyze this passage. Your essay may cite other passages from the text as well as the initial passage (you can see an example of this in the sample essay.
b. Your paper must be one page in length; therefore, you are permitted to manipulate the font style as well as the spacing and margins in order to maintain the one page length requirement.
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