Final Draft: After peer edits and personal edits, please finalize the draft. Personal Edits: YOU need to make edits in addition to your peer on the same draft. Peer Edit: Peer needs to read, comment 7 times. Be specific! Analyze!ġ0 Requirements PROOF: 3 quotes using MLA format. Think message, think theme, think BIG PICTUREĩ Advice Do NOT spend more than a few lines on summarizing the story. Sub Crafts to consider: Symbolism Characterization (how the characters are developed, what they do) Allusion (“The Veldt”: Peter Pan) Setting (future or space) Imagery (description that readers connect to) Foreshadowing (causes the effect of anticipation/interest) EFFECT: EMOTIONAL OR INTELLECTUAL LESSON Analyze at least one theme from the story, connect to the whole book, and relate to society-at-large/reader’s life. Make two columns (hot-dog style) Please copy down the following slide.ĬRAFT: THEME Select one of the themes from the story that you feel is important to the ENTIRE collection. Remember the effect is the emotional and intellectual impact the author and his/her craft has upon the reader (mood, tone, etc). Analytical thought is the driving force of this essay.Ħ CRAFT and EFFECT Consider the crafts of theme, symbolism, characterization, word choice, figurative language, foreshadowing, metaphor, allusion, imagery, setting etc. Choose a short story that you believe is the epitome of Bradbury’s message, and connect it to the entire collection as well as society-at-large. Each short story of this collection brings these themes to fruition. What story is your favorite from the book (or the one you read)? What is the one THEME from the story you think was the most important? What LESSON does the reader learn from that theme (one sentence)?ĥ Literary Analysis Ray Bradbury used his science fiction prowess to examine society through various thematic lenses. 2 Materials Take out a writing utensil, your note book, your triangles, your book, and the essay assignment paper.ģ Brainstorm Name on the top.
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