Add two characters to the Character List for FFA. This will help us track new characters and their connection to the protagonist.

Your final essay will be an answer to the prompt itself but at this point you just have to figure out what your answer will look like. Usually an answer in literary analysis will be broken down into two parts the first part would be how the author uses their writing style and the second part will be what the impact of that writing style is on the audience. The impact on the audience will be the part that we consider the author’s message.

For now you just have to locate quotes that you think are related to the answer. You don’t even necessarily have to have the answer itself, so I would look at the questioning the question worksheet to figure out what topics you need information about and then locate that information and put it in your analysis table.

1. Summary

2. Quote or indirect quote + page number

3. Analysis --> impact on audience

4. Analysis --> author's message

Rinka, Rena, & Jaden:

Introduction + 2 body paragraphs*

Each body paragraph should have 2 evidences

For 2 evidence paragraphs (T --> S --> E #1 --> A #1 --> E #2 --> A #2)

Lisa, Nanaka, & Mao:

Introduction + 1 body paragraph