I, Juan de Pareja Response to Literature Essay The main character, Juan de Pareja, changes through the course of the novel as he encounters new people, new experiences, and eventually becomes a free man. You will write a response to literature essay exploring, analyzing, and explaining the many ways that Bartolome positively impacts Juan’s life. You will write this essay in class on Thursday 10/25. You will be allowed to use this sheet of paper, including the graphic organizer on the back, your interactive notebooks, and the novel during the timed essay, so make sure you are planning ahead of time and following along as we journey through the writing process. You will have one hour to write this essay, so it is important to prepare ahead of time. Assignment: Write a five paragraph response to literature essay answering the prompt below. Prompt: In what three ways does Bartolome Esteban Murillo have a profound effect on Juan's life? Discuss the various ways that Bartolome changes and/or impacts Juan’s life. Feel free to use previously completed journals, flowcharts, chapter summaries, etc. from your interactive notebook to help you focus on the major points. Support your claims with textual support from the novel. Introduction Your introduction must be 4-6 sentences long. You must begin with a general opening that introduces the topic and direction of the paper (hook), and moves in a logical manner, connecting the ideas to a specific thesis statement. Your thesis statement must specifically answer the prompt, presenting the central idea of the essay in one clear sentence at the end of the introductory paragraph. Three body paragraphs Each body paragraph must be 5-7 sentences. Each body paragraph must begin with a topic sentence that references the thesis statement and includes the specific topic to be discussed in that paragraph. Each topic sentence must be supported with quotations from the novel, and explanations of how each quote supports the point. All body paragraphs must be free from random comments and ideas that do not support the topic sentence. Each body paragraph is wrapped up with a concluding sentence that transitions into the next paragraph. Conclusion Your conclusion must be 4-6 sentences. Your conclusion must start with a reworded version of the thesis statement. Your conclusion needs to wrap up the essay without repeating points already made in the essay—move on to broader ideas, and connect points of the essay with the real world. Sentence by Sentence Outline: I. Intro hook . TAG statement. Quick summary. Thesis statement II. Body #1 topic sentence. Evidence (quote). Explain quote. Transition. III. Body #2 topic sentence. Evidence (quote). Explain quote. Transition. IV. Body #3 topic sentence. Evidence (quote). Explain quote. Transition. V. Conclusion restate thesis statement . Make your point . Connect to people/world Fill in this outline to help you organize your thoughts. You may use this while writing your in-class essay. Paragraph #1— Introduction Sentence Needed Hook TAG statement Quick Summary Thesis Statement #2—Body Paragraph #1 Topic Sentence Evidence (Quote) Explain the quote Transition #3—Body Paragraph #2 Topic Sentence Evidence (quote) Explain the quote Transition #4—Body Paragraph #3 Topic Sentence Evidence (quote) Explain the quote Transition #5— Conclusion Restate the Thesis Statement Make your point Connection to the real world Your Sentence