You will write a 600-800 word standard literary analysis that explains your interpretation of a short story we have read in class. Your paper must include at least one primary source (the story you are analyzing) and at least two secondary sources (sources written about the story you are analyzing). You will need a works cited page as the last page of your paper. Use standard MLA citations and formatting. Provide a hard copy of all secondary sources that are used, unless they are in your textbook. You can give me a “hard copy” of any sources not from your text by providing the URL/permalink on the works cited page.Choose any of the stories we have read. From what point of view is the story written: who tells the story? How much does the narrator know? Does the narrator seem reliable? Does this change in the course of the story? How does the narrator\’s point of view effect your reaction to the story? How does the narrator affect your sympathies for certain characters? Is the narrator the author? Be sure to use both a primary source and secondary sources in your analysis.(I WILL UPLOAD PICTURES OF THE SHORT STORY)
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