You may focus on how one conflict develops in three different ways, or you may focus on all three conflicts. You MUST make three points.
Man vs. Self > Character’s struggle with his/herself
Man vs. Man >Character’s struggle with another character.
Man vs. Society > Character’s struggle with laws, tradition, culture, politics ect.
Outline 1
Thesis Statement> In the short story “No Face” by Junot Diaz and the play Trifles by Susan Glaspell there are common conflicts of man versus self, man versus man, and man versus society.
Point 1 How do I see man versus self in both stories? (one sentence)
2 in-text citations (one from each story)
Point 1 Example: Mrs. Wright and No Face have self-esteem issues.
Mrs. Hale says, “You should have seen her when she was Minnie Foster and wore pretty dresses and sang in the choir” (Glaspell, 1916, 1.1.156).
Daiz (1996) says, “He bites his tongue and tells himself to be a man” (p.234).
Point 2 How do I interpret man versus man in both stories? (one sentence)
2 in-text citations (one from each story)
Point 3 How is man versus society represented in both stories? (one sentence)
2 in-text citations (one from each story)
Outline 2
Thesis Statement: Man versus society is present in the short story “No Face” by Junot Diaz and “Trifles” by Susan Glaspell.
Point 1: What conflict do the characters have with society or society with them? A common conflict with man versus society is how characters who are not viewed as normal are often isolated.
2 in-text citations (one from each story)
Point 2: What conflict do the characters have with society or society with them?
2 in-text citations (one from each story)
Point 3: What conflict do the characters have with society or society with them?
2 in-text citations (one from each story)
You may focus on how one conflict develops in three different ways, or you may f
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