Conclusions to essays: Puck and the supernatural in ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
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I can write a well-structured conclusion about how Shakespeare uses the character of Puck to explore the supernatural in 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'.
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Conclusions can follow a three part structure moving from the specific to the general.
The first sentence of a conclusion could be a specific response to the thesis you have argued throughout your essay.
The second sentence of a conclusion could be an evaluative comment about the writer's intentions.
The final sentence of your conclusion could consider why the text remains popular and relevant.
You don't need to include quotations in a conclusion.
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