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The deadline for the Narrative/Descriptive Essay is Wednesday, September 29.Do not email the essay to me.Post the essay on the Assessments feature under Course Content. You may submit the essay ahead of the deadline if you wish.




Essay One:
Narrative/Descriptive Essay:Tell a nonfiction story that includes descriptions, for example, of people, places, and/or things involved in the narrative. As a model of such an essay, “Fish Cheeks” by Amy Tan in the Bedford Reader is a good example of a finely paced narrative that uses descriptions to excellent effect.




Topic:
You may select any topic—within reason -- about which to write. If you have trouble finding a topic, consult pages 115 and 159 in the Bedford Reader.




Length:500 words (two-pages typewritten,double-spaced, preferably in Times New Roman



font, 12-pt.) Do not use italics. The essay does not have to be exactly 500 words in



length, but it should be close to that word count.




Format:
Word Document or pdf file.




Layout:Follow the MLAformat as shown on page 464 ofRules for Writersand below:



Your Name


Professor Furlong


ENG 111, Section 80387


Narrative/Descriptive Essay


29 September 2021

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Answer To: The deadline for the Narrative/Descriptive Essay is Wednesday, September 29. Do not email the essay...

Dr. Vidhya answered on Sep 29 2021
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Professor Furlong
ENG 111, Section 80387
29 September 2021
Title: Narrative/D
escriptive Essay
The Fool of the City
New York never looked as bright as it was looking that day; people clamoring in the grey streets, children running through their roofs, waving flags of United States as if this was the day of gaining independence. Some people wore white and red while some other was in formal black suits, hard to determine which brand though. Max tried to cross the road but wheeling of cars forced him to stay back. “Am I in my city? It seems to be a different place than the last night.”
He mumbled and his voice simply echoed in his own ears. Max was living in downtown for more than five years, working as the junior clerk in one of the accounting firms. His office was at five minutes’ distance from where he lived....
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