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Narrative Writing Prompt:

"After Twenty Years" by O'Henry There are times when our personal feelings about a subject contrast with our  professional obligations. Place yourself in the shoes of the police officer in  "After Twenty Years"; would your personal feelings for your friend interfere with your professional obligation? Rewrite this short story in first-person point of  view detailing what you would do if you were the police officer.”

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1. How does the policeman move up and down the street? What can the  reader infer about him?

2. What is the setting of the story? What is the mood like?

3. Describe the man in front of the hardware store. Why do you suppose  the policeman approaches him?

4. What is surprising about this man’s appointment?

5. The man’s scarf pin has a large diamond on it. What can the reader  infer about the man?

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* Friday: In class writing activity and comprehension quiz.

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How does a person's relationship with his/her peers affect  the kind of person he/she will become?

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Deep Thinking: Have you ever experienced a situation  similar to the two main characters in “After Twenty Years”? Did you have to  make a tough decision that disappointed someone else or did you get mad at  someone for making a moral decision against your wishes (that was “against”  you or got you in trouble)?

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Is your writing meant to tell a story, to share facts, or to persuade? Whichever it is, you’ll be using one of the three main types of writing: narrative, informational, or opinion.

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Write about your strengths and weaknesses of your argumentative essay. What is something that you feel you need to improve on in your writing for the next essay? What are some areas that you would like more instruction on before our next writing assignment.