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Creating a thesis statement
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Definition
• Informs the reader what the essay will be about.
• Thesis statement = Topic plus Opinion• Remember: you can share your opinion
without saying “I” or “the reader”
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Basic Formula – Three prong
• Transition + subject + opinion + points 1, 2, and 3
• However, Sinclair Ross successfully develops the women’s characters through his description of prairie life, the harsh realities of their marriages and the experiences they have.
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But what if you want more than 5 paragraphs?
• You can still use the three prong formula, but have more than one paragraph per point.
• Generally, you wouldn’t make a four prong statement – you would make a larger statement instead.
• Sinclair Ross creates realistic portraits of prairie women in his short stories.
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Other formulas
• In (title of work), (author) (illustrates, shows) (aspect) (adjective).
• In The Snow Walker, Charles Martin Smith shows the characters Charlie and Kanalaaq struggling for their identity.
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• In (title of work), (author) uses (one aspect) to (define, strengthen, illustrate) the (element of work).
• In “The Painted Door,” Sinclair Ross uses the prairie environment to strengthen the plot.
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• In (title of work), (author) uses (an important part of work) as a unifying device for (one element), (another element), and (another element).
• In “The Lamp at Noon,” Sinclair Ross uses the prairie as a unifying device for setting, structure and theme.
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• (Author) develops the character of (character’s name) in (literary work) through what he/she does, what he/she says, what other people say to or about him/her.
• Smith Martin develops the character of Charlie in The Snow Walker through his actions, his words and the behaviours of the fellow pilots.
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• In (title of work), (author) uses (literary device) to (accomplish, develop, illustrate, strengthen) (element of work).
• In “The Painted Door”, Ross uses the symbolism of the winter storm to develop the theme of isolation.
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• (Author) (shows, develops, illustrates) the theme of __________ in the (play, poem, story).
• Sinclair Ross illustrates the theme of the effect of isolation in “The Lamp at Noon”.
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• (Author) develops his character(s) in (title of work) through his/her use of language.
• Sinclair Ross develops his characters in “The Painted Door” through his use of figurative language.