ambiguous or confusing
Write 250 words analyzing the first two episodes of The Terror as if they were a short story. This DB will be graded according to the ENGL 1 A/B/C Grading Rubric and will count towards your DB grade.
Focus your analysis (e.g. on a character, a scene, the setting, a theme, etc.). Support your analysis with details from the show and explain the significance of your insights.
Pick a focus that interests you. If you’re feeling stuck, here are some ideas to get started: identify and analyze an uncanny moment or element; pick something that startled you and begin brainstorming about why you were surprised using denotations and connotations; or, make a connection between The Terror and one of the reading/viewing/listening assignments from Week 1, analyze specific points to demonstrate that connection, and explain why that connection matters.
Tip #1) if you don’t remember a character’s name, describe their actions.
Tip #2) it is ok if you don’t understand every part of the plot, and it is also ok to pick something ambiguous or confusing to analyze.
Tip #3) feel free to read about the show online, but beware of spoilers if you want to watch the rest of the season.
Write 250 words analyzing the first two episodes of The Terror as if they were a short story. This DB will be graded according to the ENGL 1 A/B/C Grading Rubric and will count towards your DB grade.
Focus your analysis (e.g. on a character, a scene, the setting, a theme, etc.). Support your analysis with details from the show and explain the significance of your insights.
Pick a focus that interests you. If you’re feeling stuck, here are some ideas to get started
Write 250 words analyzing the first two episodes of The Terror as if they were a short story. This DB will be graded according to the ENGL 1 A/B/C Grading Rubric and will count towards your DB grade.
Focus your analysis (e.g. on a character, a scene, the setting, a theme, etc.). Support your analysis with details from the show and explain the significance of your insights.
Pick a focus that interests you. If you’re feeling stuck, here are some ideas to get started: identify and analyze an uncanny moment or element; pick something that startled you and begin brainstorming about why you were surprised using denotations and connotations; or, make a connection between The Terror and one of the reading/viewing/listening assignments from Week 1, analyze specific points to demonstrate that connection, and explain why that connection matters.
Tip #1) if you don’t remember a character’s name, describe their actions.
Tip #2) it is ok if you don’t understand every part of the plot, and it is also ok to pick something ambiguous or confusing to analyze.
Tip #3) feel free to read about the show online, but beware of spoilers if you want to watch the rest of the season.
: identify and analyze an uncanny moment or element; pick something that startled you and begin brainstorming about why you were surprised using denotations and connotations; or, make a connection between The Terror and one of the reading/viewing/listening assignments from Week 1, analyze specific points to demonstrate that connection, and explain why that connection matters.
Tip #1) if you don’t remember a character’s name, describe their actions.
Tip #2) it is ok if you don’t understand every part of the plot, and it is also ok to pick something ambiguous or confusing to analyze.
Tip #3) feel free to read about the show online, but beware of spoilers if you want to watch the rest of the season.