Write a thesis statement that makes a debatable claim, and support that thesis in the body of the paper with specific examples and quotations from the play. You can assume that your audience has already read the play you are discussing, so you should avoid summarizing the plot. Instead, focus on analysis, and only discuss those plot details that support your interpretation. You must also include research from a scholarly book, peer-reviewed journal, or instructor-approved website. Online study guides are not acceptable sources. Use your research to provide historical context, reinforce your claims, or provide a contrasting point of view. Include at least one quotation from your secondary source and MLA in-text citations and a Works Cited page.