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Outsiders Argument Essay

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***Type your essay on the blank doc I have provided in Google Classroom. Keep this window open so you can refer back to it as you write. ***Due Date: Your final draft is due on Friday. If you are absent during the week or on that day, your essay is STILL DUE. Prompt: Write a 5 paragraph essay arguing who you think the biggest hero is from The Outsiders. Your claim will be centered around this hero. In the body of the essay, you will explain why this person deserves to be awarded the title of "Best Hero". You will need to use examples and quotes from the book to support your argument. It would be a good idea to include your personal definition of a hero to help explain your choice. Requirements for Outsiders Argument Essay Your

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