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Directions: After reading and listening to A&P by John Updike, in a one page and a half reflection address the following: How does Updike address the theme

Directions: After reading and listening to A&P by John Updike, in a one page and a half reflection address the following:

How does Updike address the theme of common decency in “A&P?”-

Your reflection must include 2 direct quotes from the story that support your thoughts. You must provide an intext citation after the quote. Otherwise, it is considered plagiarized and will earn you an automatic O for the assignment.

Do not use long quotes.

Be sure you have an introduction, body, and conclusion. The thesis statement will be the last sentence in your introduction.

Write in third person, present tense.

Reflection must be formatted in MLA, double spaced, 12-point font, Times New Roman.

Reflections must be well-developed.

At the end of your reflection add a picture what you think Updike tries to convey about common decency. (Do not add any obscene pictures)

The third page will be your Works Cited page. Because this is a short assignment, be sure to get to the point.

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