I am doing a paper on Mcbeth and word usage. I need to try to find a sentance in the book with the word night in it and describe it in mcbeths context. i need a 5 paragraph paper on one word and im completely lost can anyone help...?
I am doing a paper on Mcbeth and word usage. I need to try to find a sentance in the book with the word night in it and describe it in mcbeths context. i need a 5 paragraph paper on one word and im completely lost can anyone help...?
Go to the online version of Macbeth on this site. You can search the word "night"...you can go from there...
Les Miserables,
Volume 1, Fifth Book, Chapter 3
Remember this, my friends: there are no such things as bad plants or bad men. There are only bad cultivators.
Once you find the sentence and have studied it, the rest is easy.Originally Posted by Kaders158
First paragraph: quote the line as your attention-getter, identify who says it and in what scene, then in a concise thesis sentence, describe your main point. For example, "In this instance Macbeth uses the word night as a symbol for his evil thoughts."
Second paragraph: provide a description of what has occurred in the play before the scene that includes the line takes place.
Third paragraph: provide a description of the scene in which the line is given.
Fourth paragraph: explain and defend your interpretation of the line using analytical thinking and examples from the text.
Fifth paragraph: make a general statement about the use of language in Macbeth and then restate your thesis using vivid language. For example, you could begin the conclusion: "Shakespeare is famous for describing a character's inner life through the use of powerful language."
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