Details: Read the essay “Pure Heroines” in Trick Mirror: Reflections on Self-De

Details:
Read the essay “Pure Heroines” in Trick Mirror: Reflections on Self-Delusion (and perhaps the optional materials in Module 5 on English 1A class site.). Of course, read/watch all the information available in Module 5 on your English 1AS class site, too!
You will draft and revise a minimum four-paragraph essay*
The first paragraph is a complete INTRODUCTION. It should consist of a HOOK, SUMMARY of Tolentino’s essay ,And your THESIS responding to one of the options on page 2.
The second paragraph is your FIRST BODY PARAGRAPH. It should begin with a focused, three-part topic sentence. The body paragraph should support your topic and your thesis with vivid and specific details from the text(s). You should include at least one direct quote in the body paragraphs (with citation[s]).
The third paragraph is your SECOND BODY PARAGRAPH. It should begin with a focused, three-part topic sentence. The body paragraph should support your topic and your thesis with vivid and specific details from the text(s). You should use at least one direct quote in the body paragraph (with citation[s]).
The fourth paragraph is a complete CONCLUSION, restating your thesis and telling us why this topic is meaningful/important.
Include a Work Cited or Works Cited page. You MUST include “Pure Heroines” in your Work Cited.
PROMPT
Option 1: Write a modified rhetorical analysis of “Pure Heroines.” That means, evaluate the strength and weaknesses of Tolentino’s thesis, organization, and supporting details and/or other qualities of your choice. Evaluate her relative successin using evidence in support of her thesis, as well as of course evaluating the strength and logic of her thesis itself. You must argue in your thesis whether you consider her essay ______ or not (a success; effective; useful; relevant; whatever adjective you choose!) and your body paragraphs will support and illustrate your argument. Be careful not to just write a retelling or a book report of Tolentino’s essay.