(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Ok, im in REALLY big sh*t. My teacher just emailed me telling me that I had to "analyze a novel". I have no F'N clue how to analyze a novel. She also asked which book I was going to choose. I said The Outsiders. Here is a picture(You must login or register to view this content.). Well, point is, if someone can analyze this novel for me, find a analyzation for this novel, OR, type it yourself, I will F'N love you(no homo)! I'll use all my +rep "opportunities" for 3 days on you. Which means, you'll get +54 rep if you help me out. I know its not a lot but it helps. Oh, and please dont flame.

is your teacher hot :pedo:

just google it, and post in right section nxt time

You can't rep the same member with all your rep for three days in a row :p

Also, analyzing a novel is really easy.

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That should help you out alot. :y:

lol i love your sig

Jersey Shore FTW :hitman:

I'm not doing your homework for you lol

Love how you copyed a Sig of mine :y: lol!

If worst comes to worst, "analyzing" is just a simple way of reading the book and putting it in your own words, kinda like a research paper. Here, this might help: You must login or register to view this content.

And if i have extra time on my hands, i just might help you with STARTING it, because im pretty good at this stuff =D

Could you PLEASE do it for me? Im really confused. I'll *rep you & love you forever(no homo).

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I found it on google but thanks for it(I guess).

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According to my teacher, analyzing isnt "putting it in your own words". She said he has to do with the 'literary elements" in the book . Whatever that is

Download an eBook and analyze it with AVG, then give your Teacher a print-out of the Scan results.

Novel analyzed. :carling:

Its NOT laziness. Read my 1st post. I said, "I have no F'N clue how to analyze a novel."