1. Writing the Archetypes Essay

2. What you need Internet access Your school email Your textbook
Your archetypes handouts
The Essay PPT available as a shared document on google drive
Optional: additional research on archetypes or the stories; make sure you keep a record of ALL your sources

3. What do I do? Read “The Day of Destiny”
Find 2-3 archetypes (using the chart from question #5 on page 201)
Read story #2
Find archetypes
They can be the same archetypes as “The Day of Destiny”
They can be completely different archetypes
Keep good notes and re-read the stories.

4. Structuring the paper
Option #1: Chunking the essay around the two stories
Option #2: chunking the essay around the archetypes
Around the two stories because they each contain different archetypes
Complete a section for “Day of Destiny” discussing the 2-3 archetypes you found.
Complete a section on Story #2 discussing the 2-3 archetypes you found
Chunk your paper by archetypes because you found the same archetypes in each story.
Complete a section for each archetype (2-3)
Blend the stories into the paragraphs as you talk about each archetype as it appears in the stories

5. Start simple with outlines and “chunk” writing.
But how do I start?!
Start simple with outlines and “chunk” writing.
 Define archetypes (using the Jung summary and archetypes list)
Summarize "The Day of Destiny" in four sentences (cite the story)
Summarize your second story in four sentences (cite the story)
Write a section about the archetypes in story #1 (cite when appropriate)
Write a section about the archetypes in story # 2 (cite when appropriate)
Write a paragraph about why archetypes are important. (mostly your thoughts on the topic of archetypes—might include more info from the Jung page)

6. Requirements for Draft #1
Shared with Mrs. Cota over google drive (share only once)
MLA formatted
At least 600 words
2 direct quotes
Contains a 3-4 sentence summary of each story in the introduction.

7. Your Sources The Textbook Jung Summary The Archetypes Handouts
Single page at the end of your essay
Double spaced
Indent the 2nd line of each entry
Alphabetical order
The Textbook
For “The Day of Destiny” and “Sinbad”
Beers, G. Kylene, and Lee Odell. "The Middle Ages : The Tales They Told." Holt Literature & Language Arts. California Standards ed. Austin, TX: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Print.
For Beowulf, Gilgamesh, and the Iliad:
Beers, G. Kylene, and Lee Odell. “The Anglo-Saxons : Songs of Ancient Heroes." Holt Literature & Language Arts. California Standards ed. Austin, TX: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Print.
Jung Summary
CITATION:
D’Amico, J. “Archetypes in Literature”. PDF.
The Archetypes Handouts
Hillsborough Community College. “Archetypes for Literary Analysis” PDF.
Outside research?