Found Story Questions

For your found story analysis, write a 700 – 1000 word** analysis of the story that answers each of the following questions: 1. Briefly describe the “story” you have chosen. If you can link to it (YouTube video of a song, article from a news site, etc. provide the link), but don’t neglect to describe the story itself. Please make sure that it’s a “story” in the sense of having a hero, a problem, and a plot. In other words, a news item about the coronavirus in California, while sometimes called “a story” is not what we’re looking for here. 2. Where did you find this story? Describe the whole context. Is it a song you heard while shopping at CVS? Tell us about that. If you chose to do the “dream” option, you can describe when you had this dream or, if it’s a recurring dream that has a storyline, what are the circumstances in which you usually have it? Is there a pattern? 3. Who “wrote” this story? A company? A singer? Someone on your Facebook or Twitter feeds? Provide a little bit of background about this person (or company, organization, etc. Please do NOT copy and paste from the internet. If I can copy and paste into Google and find your answer word-for-word, or almost, you won’t get credit for this question. For this one, if you choose to do a dream, the author is going to be you. What personality traits or experiences (or anything else) do you think produced this dream?