4-page argument, based in close reading, on epic and novel in Cervantes’s Don Quijote ad Ng?g?’s Matigari

4-page argument, based in close reading, on epic and novel in Cervantes’s Don Quijote ad Ng?g?’s Matigari Your assignment for Paper #2 is to write a four-page argument (double-spaced, 12-point Times New Roman, one-inch margins), based in close reading, on either Miguel de Cervantes’s Don Quijote or Ng?g? wa Thiong’o’s Matigari. In your paper, take a position on one of the two central questions below. Then defend your position by citing and analyzing direct quotations from your chosen text and any others (as specified below) you use to make your arguments. To persuade your reader, be sure to cite quotations that present the best textual evidence for your points—and give strong, convincing close readings that show us how or why those quotations support your argument. Apart from Cervantes’s Don Quijote or Ng?g?’s Matigari, you may use only assigned course texts named in the questions below. For all texts used, give in-text parenthetical citations and entries in the Works Cited list. No outside sources (print or online) are permitted for this assignment. Follow the “Format Guidelines for Papers + Guides to MLA Style and Avoiding Plagiarism” handout, posted to Moodle under Week 4. Take special care to avoid plagiarism. Use MLA style for all in-text citations; on a separate page (page 5), include a Works Cited list, also in MLA style. Use the “What Is an Essay?” handout as your guide to thesis, paragraph, and essay structure, and the “Close Reading” handout as your guide to an important method of literary analysis. Scholars of literature use close reading to identify and to decode evidence for arguments they make about texts.