Pаrt II: Essаy (50 Pоints) Directiоns: Chоose one of the following topics аnd write a detailed, focused response that fully answers the prompt. The response is a minimum of 500 Include a Word Count: +1 for doing so! No notes, no books, no copies of the text, etc. are allowed for the writing of this essay. A" essays usually go well beyond minimum standards. Note: Keep your eyes on the computer screen while you are writing this essay. Otherwise, it is an Honorlock violation. Structure for Essay: --Have a short introduction to the response and a short conclusion. Do most of your writing in the body paragraphs. --Be sure to include specific examples from the texts to support your point but do more than just summarize the plot. --Convey your assertions/ideas and use the details from the text to prove your points. Topics for Final Exam Topic A: The Poetry of Robert Frost Robert Frost is often viewed (simplistically) as a serene poet of nature. However, much of his poetry has a darker, more unsettling side. Using three of his poems—“Mending Wall,” “Out, Out,--" and one more of your choice from the works on the syllabus, discuss the more somber, realistic aspects of Frost’s poetry. How do they present a bleaker vision than one normally associates with Frost’s work? How do they reveal the complications if human life and human interactions? Note**: for this response, discuss one poem in each body paragraph. Optional**: You may extend the analysis of an individual poem to two paragraphs if you choose, or you may discuss a 4th poem. Conclusion: How would you characterize Frost as a poet? What themes seem significant to him? Topic B: The Poetry of Wilfred Owen --Using three poems on our syllabus, discuss the realism Wilfred Owen employs in his war poetry. How do his poems expose the horrors of war: physical, psychological, emotional, etc.? How do the poems reflect Owen’s criticisms of war, particularly in how the young soldier is treated? -- This essay must have three body paragraphs, with each body paragraph discussing a different poem in relation to the topic. Optional**: You may extend the analysis of an individual poem to two paragraphs if you choose, or you may discuss a 4th poem. --Conclusion: What message was Owen trying to send to his audience about warfare?
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