Unit VI Assignment: Dialogue
Details: This assignment is an opportunity for you to engage in an informal but creative approach to assessing your topic. What better way to break down your argument than through dialogue?
You must create three characters who represent different sides of the issue:
• Pro: The person on your side of the issue
• Con: The person on the opposing side of the issue
• Neutral: The person who does not have a position on the issue but plays the mediator between the two characters
The argument must clearly take shape in the dialogue with each character representing their role in the topic. However, a resolution to the argument is not required. The dialogue can end with the two opposites agreeing to disagree. While the language can be informal and conversational, it is still important to proofread and ensure your ideas are clear.
If you choose to include commentary or show action, it is best to use italics or parentheses to separate the information from the dialogue.
Details: This assignment is an opportunity for you to engage in an informal but creative approach to assessing your topic. What better way to break down your argument than through dialogue?
You must create three characters who represent different sides of the issue:
• Pro: The person on your side of the issue
• Con: The person on the opposing side of the issue
• Neutral: The person who does not have a position on the issue but plays the mediator between the two characters
The argument must clearly take shape in the dialogue with each character representing their role in the topic. However, a resolution to the argument is not required. The dialogue can end with the two opposites agreeing to disagree. While the language can be informal and conversational, it is still important to proofread and ensure your ideas are clear.
If you choose to include commentary or show action, it is best to use italics or parentheses to separate the information from the dialogue.