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I. Introduction: The past is prologue 1. lead statement: Have you ever been in a state of Déjà vu? 2. explain the lead: Déjà vu means "already seen". It is the phenomenon of having the strong sensation that an event or experience currently being experienced had been experienced in the past. 3. overview of the topic/summary of the story: Briar Rose is a novel about a women, Becca, whos grandmother dies. when Becca was younger her grandmother, Gemma, would tell Becca and her sisters the story of Sleeping Beauty. when Gemma dies, Becca, goes to Poland to discover her grandmother’s past. Becca learns that Gemma was a Holocaust survivor and experienced many similar events as the story Sleeping Beauty. During …show more content…

supporting detail – explain fully the reason:_________________________
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3. elaboration / quotes from the book:________________________________
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V. Conclusion 1. restate the thesis in different words:______________________________
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2. briefly restate reasons of support:________________________________
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