1. In the introduction, mention the titles of the plays and the names of the author(s). For each play, state the central idea in a complete statement. Also include a few comments about the plays that will get the reader’s attention. Do not summarize the plays since two summaries would make this introduction too long. The paragraph should be no more than 150 words long.
2. Using alternation of detail (going back and forth between the two stories throughout each paragraph), compare and contrast the two plays on each of the elements listed below. Do not just discuss one play in the first half of the paragraph and the other story in the second half. Interweave your discussion of the two plays. Develop separate paragraphs on each of the following elements, emphasizing similarities and differences. Your discussion must include, but not be limited to the aspects mentioned.
Character: Identify the central character of each play.
Conflict: Identify the two opposing forces in the central conflict of each play and state whether each conflict is internal or external.
Setting: Indicate the time (year) and the place (geography) of the play.
Tone: Indicate how the author seems to feel about the subject matter of the play.
3. Have a brief concluding paragraph.
4. Proofread your paper. It must be free of major mechanical errors (run-ons, incomplete sentences, verb errors) and have no more than a few minor errors.
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