1. The Things They Carried by Tim O’brien. 2. The Swimmer by John Ch

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1. The Things They Carried by Tim O’brien. 2. The Swimmer by John Cheeverplease choose one from above and analyze it in terms of theme and the author’s use of the elements of fiction in order to convey that theme. Possible literary elements you will explore are: plot (end orientation, foreshadowing, elements of plot), irony, setting, symbolism, characterization (methods of characterization, round/flat, static/dynamic, tragic flaw), or point of view (first/third, major/minor, omniscient/limited omniscient/objective, reliable/unreliable). You may include secondary sources of literary criticism to help you with your essay. This essay should also be about 3 pages in length.Do not summarize the story and then give your opinion of it. Support a thesis: shared theme & the use of the elements of lit. to convey it.Do not use the first-person pronoun “I” anywhere in your paper.Although you are exploring the elements, don’t use the words “element” or “theme” in your analysis. In place of these words, use the actual theme and element.Ex: Poe further underscores the narrator’s [denial of reality]1 with [the image of an eye (“I”)]2 with a film over it.ThemeElementTake great care with verb tense; write about both the action in the literature and the act of writing in the present tense. (Ex: Maupassant portrays; Desireé commits suicide)Suggested Format:Intro: Brief introduction to the story; make sure you include the author, title, and date (Dates go directly after the title of a work in parentheses: “The Lottery” (1948).)Thesis re: Identified theme and the use of the elements of fiction to convey itEx: Chopin shows the ego as being destructive through the use of symbolism.Body: Main points that support your claim; give each its own ¶, topic sentence, support from the story, quotes from your literary criticism, and explication/analysis on your part. You may choose to address each main point in one ¶ or to split each main point into two ¶s (by story). Your main points will be focused around the elements you select.Conclusion: Final statement that makes the purpose and relevance of analysis clear to the reader and leaves the reader thinking.PLEASE READ THE INSTRUCTION CAREFULLY AND FOLLOW ALL THE RUBRICS TO WIRTE. NO PLAGIARIZING AND MLA FORMAT!