Who wants to write an essay Consider a text that has some unforeseen elements and determine what readers “should’ve seen coming” and why.
Revisit the text to identify multiple elements of author’s craft used to control the reader’s perceptions.
Evaluate the writer’s ability to control the reader’s perception and deliver an unexpected moment.
Write to express your evaluation and include cited text evidence to support your thinking.
Convey a message clearly to an audience by demonstrating a command of standard English conventions.

You choose what story you want to work with for this assignment. You may use a short story, a novel, a play, or even a film. Include either a link to the story online or enough information so that someone could locate/identify the work (title, author, etc.).
(2) You craft a thesis, you pull out quotes to prove your point [I suggest you use at least 5 quotes overall], and you need your own words as analysis.
(3) You decide what product to make: a traditional essay, an infographic, a presentation, a blog, a podcast, a video, etc.