reflective essay about the TV show Suits, the relationship between Michael Ross and Rachel Zane. interactions of young love, marital love, and forbidden love How therelationship propel the plotline forward? discuss the significance of this relationship.

a minimum of 600 words must have an introduction with the thesis as the lastsentence that states the name of the show, the network/platform, the selected topic, and the twopoints. Next, you will have the first body paragraph that connects to the first point of the thesis.Then, you will have the second body paragraph that connects to the second point of the thesis.Finally, you will have a conclusion that explains why you chose the show, why others should watchit, and how the show contributes to the academic mode of drama.INTRODUCTION: Begin this paragraph with a quote from the show. Be sure to use the proper MLAin-text citation.Next, add 4-6 insightful sentences related to your selected topic to give the reader a frameworkregarding the use of drama in general (and your selected show) as entertainment, information, orpossibly even persuasive. Then, add the thesis (see below).Thesis: Many reflective essays need a clear thesis statement that accurately presents your overallopinion. Your thesis should communicate 1)what topic you have selected, 2)what you willsummarize, and 3)what you will reflect upon. [The thesis should not have first person or secondperson.]Body Paragraph #1: This part of the reflective essay should summarize the content of your selecteddrama area (selecting from 1-7 above). This summarization paragraph should provide details/factsrelated to your selected show and how it connects to your selected topic. This paragraph should befree from 1st person and 2nd person. This paragraph should be approximately 6-10 sentences long.This paragraph should have 2-3 citations.Body Paragraph #2: The reflective essay requires a focus on your opinion and feelings about yourselected topic, so discard any ideas that fail to focus directly on your attitudes, opinions or feelingson the topic. This paragraph is your reflective critique of the drama. First person is great to use inthis paragraph (What do you think, believe, or interpret within the selected topic and how it isaddressed in the show you selected. This is a good time to pull from the analysis skills from theCritical Analysis Essay and the evaluation skills from the Research Essay; a strong essay willincorporate the “what” and “why” of drama elements [character, setting, props, POV, structure,comedy, tragedy, stage directions, lights, costumes, minimal, detailed, forms of speech, etc.] Thisparagraph must be longer than body paragraph one (approximately 8-12 sentences long)Conclusion: The conclusion may be brief (3 – 5 sentences). It should not begin with “In conclusion…”You may use first person. In the concluding paragraph, briefly state why you chose the particularshow. Also describe why others should watch it, and how the show contributes to the academicmode of drama