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I hоpe yоu hаve wаtched the videо аnd read closely the notes I shared. Please write a fully developed essay (600-700 words, double-spaced) responding to any ONE of the following questions. Read all the questions carefully and choose the one that you like. You should formulate a thesis in response to the chosen prompt and place the thesis statement at the end of the introduction, organize 3 or 4 body paragraphs, and write a conclusion to complete the essay. Make sure to cite direct quotes from the texts to support your point and mention the question number you have chosen. Please write the essay in Word and then copy and paste it in the space provided. This is in the quiz format for the timed test. In this proctored and timed essay, you are not allowed to use your phone or any other devices; you can use paper notes as I mentioned in my announcement. Write an essay examining the complex problem of law and justice and crime and punishment in the Glaspell text of Trifles/"A Jury of Her Peers". How is the women’s concept of justice different from the men’s? Although the women in the play are only expected to play a minor role, write an essay to show how they take charge of the situation, solve the murder, and silently pronounce a verdict as the "jury of her peers". Examine David Barnhill's argument in “Spirituality and Resistance: Ursula Le Guin’s The Word for World Is Forest and the Film Avatar” and write an essay comparing the novel and the film Avatar. How do you think both the novel and the film present resistance to the mainstream attitude toward nature and indigenous people? Make sure to find relevant quotes to support your point. Write an essay examining the male characters in The Word for World is Forest. How are the "yumen" males similar or different from Athshean ones? Write an essay describing the structure of the play A Midsummer Night's Dream that moves from the external world of the city, daylight, reason, and waking time to the internal world of the woods, unreason, night, sleep, and dream time. When everybody returns from the center of the circle to the periphery, harsh patriarchal rules and rigid notions get softened and all ends in matrimonial merriment. How does this circular structure support the theme of the play?