English, 31.03.2020 02:35 Xavier8247
In Chapter 21 Jane returns to Gateshead. At the request of Mrs Reed, Jane revisits her childhood home but so much has changed. In a well written paragraph (6-8 sentences), explain how Jane’s return to her childhood home helps reveal the meaning of the work as a whole (theme). How has Jane changed? What events/experiences/characters helped Jane grow as a person? Explain her growth throughout the novel. Use text evidence to support your response.
Outline:
Thesis: Answer the prompt (setting and theme)
Body Paragraph:
Topic Sentence- more specific thesis
Text Evidence 1
Commentary
Text Evidence 2
Commentary
Closing sentence
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