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Analyze and Argue the Novel The Great Divorce. Don’t tell the story but analyze it.

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Literature

C.S. Lewis’ novel The Great Divorce.

Analyze and Argue the Novel The Great Divorce. Don’t tell the story but analyze it.
1. Pull 6 to 10 quotes.
2. Draft a statement.
3. Pull some key themes that argue or prove the article.

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