Directions and then turn in with your name and FO as the title (ex: Rachel FO).
Write a working outline in semi-proper outline format. This does not need to be a sentence outline, key phrases are okay. Consider were quotes may go and write page numbers. Consider where sources may go and reference them.
I.Introduction A.Every punishment fits its complementary crime B.Thesis: It is our common notion that people deserve their punishment for their complementary crime. Does Victor deserve such punishment from his own creation? Victor doesn’t deserve his punishment reprimand. This notion is also present in Justine’s trial II.Victor doesn’t deserve his misfortune A.Victor’s punishment i.Pg. ii.Analysis B.Victor’s crime i.Pg. ii.Evidence 2 w/ critic (if I find one) C.His punishment exceeds his crime i.Pg. D.Victor’s intimate family member’s punishment III.Justine’s trial A.Justine’s punishment B.Justine’s crime C.Her punishment does not complement her crime IV. A.Compare Victor with Raskolnikov, considering appropriate punishment for a crime B.critique V.Conclusion
Directions and then turn in with your name and FO as the title (ex: Rachel FO).
Write a working outline in semi-proper outline format. This does not need to be a sentence outline, key phrases are okay. Consider were quotes may go and write page numbers. Consider where sources may go and reference them.
I. Introduction
A. Every punishment fits its complementary crime
B. Thesis: It is our common notion that people deserve their punishment for their complementary crime. Does Victor deserve such punishment from his own creation? Victor doesn’t deserve his punishment reprimand. This notion is also present in Justine’s trial
II. Victor doesn’t deserve his misfortune
A. Victor’s punishment
i. Pg.
ii. Analysis
B. Victor’s crime
i. Pg.
ii. Evidence 2 w/ critic (if I find one)
C. His punishment exceeds his crime
i. Pg.
D. Victor’s intimate family member’s punishment
III. Justine’s trial
A. Justine’s punishment
B. Justine’s crime
C. Her punishment does not complement her crime
IV.
A. Compare Victor with Raskolnikov, considering appropriate punishment for a crime
B. critique
V. Conclusion