After you have engaged with Joyce Carol Oates’ short story ‘Where Are You Going, Where Have You Been?’ and conducted research through annotated bibliography,

After you have engaged with Joyce Carol Oates' short story "Where Are You Going, Where

Have You Been?" and conducted research through annotated bibliography, it's time to

synthesize insights into a well-structured and insightful Researched Analysis.  You can offer an analysis of 

the story as a whole or delve deep into the characterization of one or both primary characters,

Connie and Arnold.

Regardless of the chosen focus, the analysis should be well-supported by both primary and

secondary sources. 

 Character Analysis: Explore the motives, behaviors, and development of Connie, Arnold, or

both. Analyze how they contribute to the story's themes and message.

 Theme Analysis: Examine key themes in the story, such as the loss of innocence, the dangers of

naiveté, or the power dynamics between characters.

 Narrative Techniques: Analyze Oates' use of narrative techniques, such as symbolism,

foreshadowing, and point of view, and how these contribute to the story's impact.

 Reader Response: Share your personal interpretation and emotional response to the story,

backed by evidence from the text and scholarly sources.