Response There’s No Escape

Order Description

Analysis
1. What experience has the writer chosen to write about and why?
2. When did the experience occur? What was the writer’s life like before the experience?
3. What were the short term effects of the experience?
4. What were the long term effects?
5. How much time does the narrative cover? Which parts are summarized?
6. Is the narrative presented chronologically? If not, where does the writer begin the story, and how is the essay structured?
7. Which parts of the narrative are presented in dramatic scenes?
8. What is the tone of the essay?
9. Who is the intended audience?
10. What is universal about this writer’s experience? (i.e. What can all readers learn from the essay?)

Response
1. Why did you choose to write on this essay?
2. How is your perspective similar to and/or different from the writer’s?
3. Do you consider yourself part of the intended audience?
4. What do you admire most about the essay?
5. How does this essay help you understand and prepare for Essay 1?

Remember: Refer to the writer by his or her last name, or “the writer.” Enclose the title of the essay in quotation marks. Capitalize initial letters of title words except prepositions and articles. Refer to the work as “the essay.” Use present tense for analysis; use past tense for your response. Indent at the beginning of paragraphs, including the first. Don’t leave extra space between paragraphs.

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