Character Analysis of Bernard Marx in the novel Brave New World by Adlous Huxley

Introduction:

The first paragraph of your character analysis should

  • state the title, author, and genre of your narrative text
  • provide a brief summary (1–3 sentences) of the plot
  • end with a thesis statement that names the character you are analyzing, lists their three character traits, and provides context for the essay
  • be written in literary present tens
Second Paragraph: 

The second paragraph of your character analysis should

  • include a topic sentence that addresses the first of the three character traits you are analyzing
  • provide evidence and examples from your selected narrative text that support your topic sentence
  • include at least one direct quotation from your selected narrative text in MLA format
  • explain in your own words how your examples support your topic sentence
  • end with a sentence that wraps up the paragraph’s ideas
  • be written in literary present tense
Third Paragraph: 

The third paragraph of your character analysis should

  • include a topic sentence that addresses the second of the three character traits you are analyzing
  • provide evidence and examples from your selected narrative text that support your topic sentence
  • include at least one direct quotation from your selected narrative text in MLA format
  • explain in your own words how your examples support your topic sentence
  • end with a sentence that wraps up the paragraph’s ideas
  • be written in literary present tense
Fourth Paragraph: 

The fourth paragraph of your character analysis should

  • include a topic sentence that addresses the third of the three character traits you are analyzing
  • provide evidence and examples from your selected narrative text that support your topic sentence
  • include at least one direct quotation from your selected narrative text in MLA format
  • explain in your own words how your examples support your topic sentence
  • end with a sentence that wraps up the paragraph’s ideas
  • be written in literary present tense
Conclusion: 

The final paragraph of your character analysis should

  • restate your thesis statement
  • very briefly summarize your main points
  • add some final thoughts about your character and/or the novel

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