Answer:
See explanation below
Explanation:
• In White Fang by Jack London, Scott says that “What he needs is some show of human kindness” - The writer is quoting from one source which is a web version of the story.
• Critic Frieda Jones notes that Scott shows his own kind side when he notes White Fang’s need to see a sign of human kindness (Jones 35) - The writer is using information from an outside source.
• Scott’s kindness comes true in his belief that all White Fang needs is some human kindness (200) - The writer is paraphrasing information from one source.
• Scott shows his kind side when he says that what White Fang needs “is some show of human kindness” (London 200) - The writer is quoting from the story using more than one source of information.
White Fang is a fictional story by Jack London about a wild wolf dog navigating human life
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It is important to include because there are several references in the story saying that Jack, the narrator’s father should not have lived and died the way that he did, and that he could have and wanted to be and do more. He did not live up to anyone’s expectations, and was not the happiest person and father in the world.
(good story btw, if there's any other questions you have for the "Growing Up Ethnic In America" book please ask them)
The Gothic novel uses a set of elements to provoke fear in the reader. Therefore, at the heart of the genre there lies often prophecies, omens, ancestral curses and secrets.
Some examples are the The Castle of Otranto by Horace Walpole, 1764.Here, an ancient prophecy sets the wheels in motion for a tragic horror tale.In the The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde by Robert Louis Stevenson, 1886 it is a terrible secret the one that instills fear in the reader.
Her essay is the persuasive type of essay. Hope I was of any help!