Blondie From The Good Summary

The format of this essay I would give it an A- for being very well written in terms of how well organized it was written, proper use of APA citations, grammar and spelling. The writer did a very nice job showing examples where she got her information from. For Instance, she says, “Clint Eastwood has played some very unforgettable characters over the years: “Blondie from the Good, The Bad, The Ugly, “Marshall Jed Cooper” from the film Hang ‘Em High, “Red Stovall” in Honkeytonk Man, “Frankie Dunn” in a Million Dollar Baby, Josey Wales” in The Outlaw Josey Wales.” And this is not one of the most important information, but it’s a sign of proof where the information is coming from, to get the reader an idea of what the writer is talking about. This specific information doesn’t say a whole lot about the person the writer is talking about, but it shows somewhat of who he is and the connection between other paragraphs.
It’s the importance of giving other authors credit of placing their information into your paper. Just like this paper states some quotes added by someone else who says it and at the end of it the credit goes out to them. For Example, it states, “But being this is a .44 Magnum, the most powerful handgun in the world, and would blow your head clean off, you’ve got to ask yourself one question: ‘Do I feel lucky?’ Well, do you, punk?” “Dirty” Harry Callahan (Siegal, 1971). By adding this type of information in a research paper this actually gains the reader to trust the source and the writer since they are the ones providing information that could lead to learning more of the given