After reading the play, identify a character who, regardless of the consequences, takes a significant risk. In a well-developed essay reflecting an argumentative style (one that establishes a position supported by evidence), describe the risk and its motivation.

After reading the play, identify a character who, regardless of the consequences, takes a significant risk. In a well-developed essay reflecting an argumentative style (one that establishes a position supported by evidence), describe the risk and its motivation. Explain how the character’s action illuminates the meaning of the work as a whole.  Note: Avoid merely stating a plot summary. Instead, focus on analysis and critical thinking of the themes and motivation of this play by Henrik Ibsen. 

Criteria for This Assignment

Length and Formatting Requirements

Five to six pages, double spaced

Time New Roman, 12-point font

Works Cited page

In-text citations

Content Requirements

Identify a character who took a significant risk.

Develop an argument, using the argumentative style of writing.

Use compelling evidence from the play and analytical thinking to support your position.