write a thesis paper with secondary sources (meaning you include quotes from literary critics or some other person’s ideas about the story – the stories themselves do not count as “sources”) about one (or more, but probably one) of the stories we read for class. The minimum length is 3 FULL pages (i.e., all the way down to the bottom of the third page, not two pages with a couple of sentences at the top of the third page), but the paper may (and probably should) be longer than that. Sources should be cited consistently in either MLA format (name, page number) or APA format (name, year). A Works Cited Page with full source info must be attached at the end. Remember to use quotation marks around other people’s exact words and to clearly indicate which ideas are not your own when paraphrasing sources. Grammar counts! Poor grammar will lower your grade, and good grammar will raise it.