| Front | What you should include in your introduction/thesis: |
|---|---|
| Back | Your main argument that will be proved throughout the rest of your essay. You could write about the writer's purpose You could include a quote from the text that perfectly encapsulates the theme of the question or character: only do this if you feel as if this is a relevant quote that would strengthen and/or back up your argument, not just because you know the quote. Include an alternative argument If relevant you could make a sophisticated link between your main argument and a contextual factor Use the wording of the question to make it clear that you are addressing the question and not talking about a random theme or character. |
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