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bigducky
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So I'm writing this paper for school (if any of you are familiar with the words "international baccalaureate" you'll know this is the evil 4,000 word essay of doom) and I have decided to focus on cartoons, particularly on the differences between adult and children's cartoons.
I am having trouble formulating a really strong thesis, however, and I am just wondering about your opinion.
There are some things that are really obvious. For example, content. The content is totally different between the two, but I know they won't like something that obvious. This program is all about having an interesting idea and being able to back it up. No one cares if you are right or not.
I was just thinking about plot progression maybe. Or character design. What do you think?
I am having trouble formulating a really strong thesis, however, and I am just wondering about your opinion.
There are some things that are really obvious. For example, content. The content is totally different between the two, but I know they won't like something that obvious. This program is all about having an interesting idea and being able to back it up. No one cares if you are right or not.
I was just thinking about plot progression maybe. Or character design. What do you think?