The best way to get started with this prompt is to
identify the theme you want to explore and then the specific three characters and/or
character relationships you believe support your interpretation of the
theme.
From there, the simplest organization of your essay
is fairly straight-forward:
Paragraph 1 --
Introduction
Paragraph 2 -- Character (or character
relationship) A
Paragraph 3 -- Character (or character
relationship) B
Paragraph 4 -- Character (or character
relationship) C
Paragraph 5 --
Conclusion
In paragraphs two through four, you will
describe how this theme is developed because of this character (or relationship) using
specific examples (and I assume quotations) from the
book.
My advice would be to begin writing these paragraphs
first, and once they are drafted, come back to draft your introduction and
conclusion.
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