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Symbols of Family Conflict in Edward Bloor's Tangerine

This literary analysis examines the use of symbols in Edward Bloor's novel Tangerine. The student has identified three symbols that tie back to the main character's family conflict.
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"Your essay is off to a good start! The overall structure that is already on the page is solid: you start with an introduction and move into the three body paragraphs, giving one paragraph to each symbol you've identified. The next major task is to include a conclusion. This is where you help the reader understand how all the evidence in the three paragraphs ties together into your thesis (the symbols describe the family problems). Because this is your thesis, you will want to make sure that each body paragraph relates back to the family conflict. For example, the paragraph about lightning strikes connects back to the problems in the county. To finish the argument, you will need to take that one step further and connect the symbol and the problems in the county to the family problems."

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