Compose a literary analysis of either one short story, or, if you prefer, two short stories in which you analyze how the story is written

Essay 1: Literary AnalysisOBJECTIVE:Compose a literary analysis of either one short story, or,if you prefer, two short stories in which you analyze how the story is written,thinking about aspects that go into storytelling (character, plot, theme,symbols, tone, setting, etc.) and how the author uses them in the story (orstories). Your goal by the end of the essay should be to come to new insightabout the story or stories, something about the characters, or what rolesymbols play, or how setting and tone are linked, or any number of otheroptions, using specific evidence to explain your point. There are sampleliterary essays in the Week 7 folder.This does not mean simply summarizing the piece(s),although you may need to summarize parts or all of your selected story.Instead, analysis is based on close examination of the way the story isconstructed to gain new insight into the story’s meaning.In order toaccomplish this, you should first select the story or stories you want to writeabout. Basically, you have two options for how to approach this assignment.1) You can closely analyze one story2) You can closely analyze twostories, comparing and contrasting a one, or maybe two, specific aspects of howthey are writtenYou shouldwrite about piece(s) that we have read in this class—you could choose any ofthe stories we’ve read so far, though I would suggest writing about ones thatwere interesting to you, since that will make this assignment easier.Criteria for Evaluation:This essay will be graded on a 100-point scale.Proposal 10ptsIdentify the story or stories 5 ptsEstablish relevant context 5 ptsStrong Thesis 15ptsLogical Organization 5ptsCite and analyze specific evidence 20ptsLook Beneath the Surface 10ptsAt least 3 quotes 15ptsFirst Draft Turned In On Time 15 ptsTotal 100 ptsFormat: This essay should be 2-4 pages in length (if you feel youneed more space to adequately get your point across, longer is also fine). Itshould be typed, double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman font, with 1-inchmargins. Please format the essay according to MLA guidelines (you can refer tothe OWL at Purdue website [conveniently provided here: https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_formatting_and_style_guide/mla_formatting_and_style_guide.html]regarding questions about MLA, and we’ll go over basics in class).