Begin with an interesting quote, a question, or a story to catch the reader's attention
Then, in two or three sentences, give the title of the story and a brief summary of what happens.
Finally, explain that you will be discussing the lies told in the story.
End with the thesis sentence you wrote last week
Finally, look over your body paragraphs in the quick rough draft. Think of the statements you analyzed and the
arguments you made, and write a brief conclusion for the paper.
Begin by restating the thesis sentence from the introduction. If you have proved your points, you can say
something like "In conclusion…" or "Therefore…" as the beginning of the restated thesis.
End with a broad statement suggesting the importance of what you have discussed to people in general. It
might be something like, "People need to understand what lies really are and learn to deal with them as did the
characters in this story."
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