Provide enough summary of the text so that your example makes sense.

You will be asked to provide support and explanation by integrating examples from both readings (“Consider the Lobster” by David Foster Wallace and “The Omnivore’s Dilemma” by Michael Pollan), as well as your observations, experiences, or other sources. When you cite or quote directly from the readings, use proper MLA page citation in the body of your essay (Pollan 1) or (Wallace 2). -Paragraph 1: Introduction. This is your lead-in to your thesis. Your thesis appears at the end of the paragraph.Begin with a thoughtful statement about the topic/essay question you are answering or ask a thoughtful question. Briefly summarize Wallace’s position on the topic/essay question (1-2 sentences), and Michael Pollan’s position on the topic/essay question (1-2 sentences). In “Consider the Lobster,” David Foster Wallace discusses/shows/states ____. In “The Omnivore’s Dilemma,” Michael Pollan believes/states/argues ____.Then indicate your thesis: your position. (I believe _____) -Paragraph 2: First reason to support your position. Use an example from “Consider the Lobster” or “The Omnivore’s Dilemma.” Provide enough summary of the text so that your example makes sense. Include one direct quote. Explain what the quote means (in other words/by this the author means).Respond to the author in some way that shows what you think. -Paragraph 3: Second reason to support your position. Use an example from the text you have not yet discussed. Provide enough summary of the text so that your example makes sense. Include one direct quote. Explain what the quote means (in other words/by this the author means). Respond to the author in some way that shows what you think.-Paragraph 4: Third reason to support your position. (Your third reason should be based on your personal experience or observations, or something that you read or saw in the media.)Use an example in which you tell a detailed story about your experience, or that of someone you know, or something you have seen or read about. End this paragraph by connecting your detailed story to something that either Wallace or Pollan has written.