narrative essay

Description

Narrative essay (Essay Form)

The first one was great just want this required format. Thank You

loved the story please use the same one don’t chage it to much just the format. Please! Remember to tell it in a essay form(thesis, intro, body paragraph, conclusion)

❗️You should write it in chronological order (First to Last)
❗️The point of the narrative should be your thesis (including the thesis with a point)
❗️Still telling a story

Has to include:
1)Introduction with thesis statement
2)3 Body each with its own topic
3)Conclusion

Object and Criteria

Write a narrative essay about something that happened to you, to somebody else, or about something you saw or read. Remember, to write a narrative means to write a story, and this means you cover the events in time sequence (first to last). Though your last essay (the descriptive essay) could have been about a person, place, object, or event, a narrative essay is always about something that happened: events, actions, incidents. Also, know that even though you are writing a story, it needs to be in essay form: You must have an introduction with a thesis statement (your main point, i.e. what the essay as a whole is about), body paragraphs that begin with topic sentences that relate directly to your thesis and are supported, detailed, and explained in the body paragraph, and a conclusion that unifies the essay and reminds the reader of your thesis or main point. Use exact, precise, descriptive language, just like the last essay: you don’t just tell a story, you show it. Please do your utmost to be clear and interesting. Also, make sure you stay in order and pick a topic that is not too large given your length requirements. And remember, to get to the point of your narrative (your thesis), ask yourself questions like these: What did I learn? What is the meaning of the story I’m telling? What is my attitude toward what happened? Did it change me? What emotions did it make me feel? Was the experience a good example of something (such as kindness, generosity, unfairness, justice, love, hatred, or some other quality