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Connecting Selections

This analysis explores how the article from Blink provides insights into the motivations behind the choices made by characters in Frank R. Stockton's short story, "The Lady and the Tiger." By comparing the themes, character actions, and underlying psychological principles from both texts, we elucidate how Blink sheds light on the complexities of decision-making faced by the protagonist in "The Lady and the Tiger." We will examine references from both texts, connecting their content and drawing a concluding perspective on the nature of choice and fate.

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Connecting Selections

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  1. Connecting Selections

  2. Connecting Selections • Will ask that you compare information from two selections. • The ARC format remains the same with one addition • Answer the question • Refer to Text A • Refer to Text B • Connect References to Answer • Conclude • Be sure to include some identifier in the sentence which story you are quoting from.

  3. How does the article from Blink explain the actions from The Lady and the Tiger? • Answer the question • Refer to Text A • Refer to Text B • Connect References to Answer • Conclude

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