This is a sample post to show you all how it's done. I've given it a title and typed in full sentences. I'm on topic, and that's about the only requirement. Get posting, see you in class
How does that conflict contribute to the project of your novel?
What other elements contribute to the project?
Fourth Assignment
Answer these questions as fully as you can before 11:59 p.m. on sunday night
Find 3 elements in your text that you feel are especially important. The elements you choose could be symbols and/or metaphors and/or allegories and/or characters and/or settings and/or moods and/or plots and/or conflicts. If you've written about an element in class or online, you can use it for this assignment.
For each element, write what it is and describe it a bit. For example, if you found a symbol, write that it's a symbol, describe where you see it, and describe what it means.
How do you know that it is what you say it is? For example, if you found a metaphor, how do you know it's a metaphor?
Describe what each element you chose does in the text. You don't need to describe how that element works in general, you should have already done that. In stead, describe what that particular example does in your book specifically. That is, what's the element's job?
Do you know the project of your book? If so, what is it?
Third Assignment
Due 11:59 pm on Sunday the 16th
Answer these questions as fully as you can as a post on your blog, remember to title your response "Third Assignment," and have a good spring break.
A professor by the name of Dr. Thomas Foresters says, "... there's only one story." He goes on to explain that he thinks every book is just the same story told over and over again in different ways, in different settings, with different characters, and with a few of the same conflicts. He thinks that all stories borrow from each other.
Is your book's story completely original and new? Or, do you recognize pieces of familiar stories in your book?
What makes your book's story original, or old news?
Do you think that a writer in this day and age can make a completely new story?
Second Assignment - Character
Due Sunday, March 9th At 11:59 p.m.
Answer these Questions as fully as you can: 1: Who do you think is the main character of the novel? What kind of person is the main character? Find several sentences from the book to support your answers.
2: Compare yourself to one of the characters in the book. How are you alike and how are you different?
3: Pretend that you are the main character of the book. What things do you (the main character) see? What things do you hear? Smell? Taste? How do you feel?
First Assignment
Due by 11:59 p.m. Friday Night:
What book did you choose and why did you choose it?
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