Explain how in each of two works of fiction either assigned


Compose a three- to five-page essay using one of the following questions:

1. As Henry James sees it, characters are only as interesting as their responses to particular situations. Explain how in each of two works of fiction, either assigned or unassigned (from text or other source), a particular character communicates to us his reaction to a situation, and what effect that reaction is apparently intended to have on the reader.

2. In his acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize for Literature, William Faulkner identified "the human heart in conflict with itself' as the only subject truly worth writing about. Discuss how in two pieces of fiction, either assigned or unassigned (from text or other source), we become witnesses to a character's struggle with himself and what the outcome of that struggle reveals about the character.

Successfully completing this assignment will involve using quotations and references to specific scenes from the works you select. Ensure that such material is documented correctly. Review "Document Sources Using MLA Style," beginning on page 1978 of the Kennedy and Gioia text. In addition, you will need to follow these guidelines:

• create a clear and limiting title (a title page will not be necessary);
• double-space your essay;
• use standard margins;
• number your pages;
• set off and indent ten spaces, and double space quoted material over three lines;
• proofread your work carefully.

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Create a 3 to 5 page essay employing one of the given questions: 1) As Henry James sees it, characters are just as interesting as their responses to specific conditions. Describe how in each of two works of fiction, either assigned or unassigned, a specific character communicates to us his reaction to a condition and what effect that reaction is actually proposed to have on the reader. 2) In his acceptance speech for the Nobel Prize for Literature, William Faulkner recognized ‘the human heart in conflict with itself’ as the only subject truly worth writing about. Describe how in two pieces of fiction, either assigned or unassigned, we become witnesses to the character's struggle by him and what the outcome of that struggle exposes regarding the character. Successfully completing this assignment will engage employing quotations and references to particular scenes from the works you choose.