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"Analyze how the interactions between Hundert and The Bells develop a central idea in The Palace Thief by Ethan Canin."

Introduction

Broad Idea/Hook (Do we ever really know anyone? Do we ever know ourselves? How are our true selves revealed?)


Bridge (Introduce the work and the main character being talked about…"In the novel, The Palace Thief, the Central Idea of Character is explored through the narrator, Hundert, and his interactions with those around him."


Brief summary (write a short overview of the Character of Hundert so far; literally one or two sentences. You may pull a quote here for effect if you like, but not needed).


THESIS (I have done this for you; when we return from break, you will be expected to create these on your own.)

The exploration of the central idea of Character is developed through Hundert’s interactions with Sedgewick as a student, Senator Bell, and Sedgewick as a man.

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The question above wants to analyze your reading and writing ability. For that reason, I can't write your review for you, but I'll show you how to write it.

First, you will need to read all the text that your question refers to, to get all the information your analysis will need. To help you with this, you can search for summaries of this text and articles that analyze it and present the information in more depth.

After that, you can write your analysis as follows:

  • Broad Idea/Hook: Identify the central idea of ​​the text and use it to create a paragraph that draws attention to your analysis. This will be done by adapting the central idea to real-life and creating questions that can be answered in the rest of the analysis.

  • Bridge: Provide the basic text information of the text you will use in your analysis. This paragraph serves to show your reader the work you are analyzing and let you know the subject presented.

  • Summary: Show the most important parts of this text, which are essential for the reader to understand the story that will be analyzed.

  • Thesis: Give your opinion on the subject presented and how you think it was developed in the text.

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