+1 862 207 3288 David Sedaris
In a clear, well-composed, and thoughtful essay of five paragraphs, respond to the following prompt. Your essay should be written in the objective
voice and include no references to personal experience. All successful essays must be well-organized and follow all rules of grammar/ punctuation,
format, and MLA documentation (please see the departmental rubric for specifics on these elements).
Prompt: Critically analyze how David Sedaris supports his argument in “What I Learned and What I said at Princeton” (196-200). Be certain to
include his main assertion(s) in your introduction. Quote directly from Sedaris’ essay, discussing each quote to substantiate the points you are
making about his use of evidence, his ethos both in his credibility as an author and his credibility on this subject (include both of these in one
body paragraph dedicated to ethos) and his pathos regarding how he wants his audience to feel.
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