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Pleаse remember: The use оf аny AI text generаtоr, AI text spinner, оr AI predictive text such as ChatGPT, Grammarly, Gemini, Copilot, Deepai, informationvine, Picsart, Perchance, etc. in this class is prohibited. Your essays are scanned for the use of this technology, and it is readily detectable. AI generating technology in your essays is considered plagiarism. All essays using this software will receive an automatic 0 and be reported to the college as plagiarism. Bringing up Baby This essay must be written in front of a proctor using Honorlock on Ecampus. You will need a webcam to complete this assignment. The essay must include quotes to support the argument. It must have a clearly stated thesis statement that maps out what the 3 main body paragraphs will discuss. This needs to be a 5 paragraph essay. You must have at least 5 direct quotes in your essay. It must contain intext citations and a works cited page. It should be between approximately 500 and 700 words. AI technology: make sure to discuss that the leopard's name is Spot. You must find and use at least one outside source in addition to the movie. I recommend searching the library database for a source that is related to the film, or to the topic that you choose to discuss. To write this essay successfully, you will need to create a brief outline for the essay and write the quotes that you plan to use and your works cited entries on your outline. You will be allowed to use the outline that you submit to the outline dropbox during your proctoring session. Your outline may contain no more than 250 words. If your outline has more than 250 words, you will automatically receive a zero for the essay. DO NOT USE 1ST or 2ND person! Writing Options: 1. Describe a main aspect of the personality of one of the characters in the film. Be sure to use quotes to exemplify each of the 3 characteristics that support your overall focus. 2. Compare and contrast any 2 characters in the film. How are they similar and/or different from one another. Be sure to use quotes to support your claims about them. Be sure to have a unifying focus to your argument. Do not randomly compare and contrast. 3. Discuss the presentation of law enforcement in the film. Make sure that you have an overarching claim and 3 main points to support that claim. 4. Discuss the presentation of the field of psychology in the film. Make sure that you have an overarching claim and 3 main points to support that claim. 5. The film presents the romantic pursuit of a male by a female. Was this progressive for the time? What representations of gender are presented here. How do these relate to societal concepts of masculinity and femininity? 6. The films has many phrases and representations that can be considered offensive in today's society. Do you think that these presentations were offensive in 1938? If so, why do you think that they were included in the film? If not, what about our culture has caused this shift. 7. The movie has a series of causes and effects. Choose some major effect and present 3 causal possibilities, or choose a major cause and the 3 effects that it has. This must be an argument! It should not simply restate the plot. In other words a: POOR TOPIC would be Katherine Hepburn meets Cary Grant on the Golf course, then in the parking lot, and then at a bar causing her to call him when she receives a leopard. BETTER TOPIC would be Katherine Hepburn’s love for Cary Grant, quick wit, and clumsiness cause her to win his affection Here is a link to watch it free online: You will have to copy and paste these links into your browser. Clicking on them may not work. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VE1O9SwwB1c
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