Analyze the newspaper account in Meville’s Billy Budd, chapter 30, pp. 102-103 in the 2009 Signet edition used in class

Analyze the newspaper account in Meville’s Billy Budd, chapter 30, pp. 102-103 in the 2009 Signet edition used in class. The account begins, “Some few weeks” and ends “John Claggart and Billy Budd.” Compare and contrast this account with the details of the whole novella. The narrator’s comments in the novella should be accounted for as well. Where does the truth lie? What makes the account in the novella truer or more believable than the newspaper account? What makes the newspaper account truer or more believable than the account in the novella? What does your comparison tell us about the theme of this novella, which you will wish to state in twenty-five words or less.Your paper should not be dominated by too many unsupported generalizations or too many quotations. Avoid a lengthy plot synopsis or bullet points You may assume the reader has read the novella. The analysis is most important; generalize and draw conclusions from all aspects of the text itself.