Supporting argument #1 – blue Supporting argument #2 – green Supporting argument #3- purple Determine what is the outcome in the story based on the essay question and 3 ways to prove that by discussing ideas (characters/events) in the story. In “Lamb to the Slaughter” by Rohald Dahl, the reader learns that if people believe in gender stereotypes, it can lead to harmful misunderstandings. This is demonstrated by the assumption that Mary Maloney did not kill her husband because she was a doting spouse, is pregnant with Patrick’s child, and seemed to take care of her household.
Supporting argument #1 – blue Supporting argument #2 – green Supporting argument #3- purple Determine what is the outcome in the story based on the essay question and 3 ways to prove that by discussing ideas (characters/events) in the story. In “Lamb to the Slaughter” by Rohald Dahl, the reader learns that if people believe in gender stereotypes, it can lead to harmful misunderstandings. This is demonstrated by the assumption that Mary Maloney did not kill her husband because she was a doting spouse, is pregnant with Patrick’s child, and seemed to take care of her household.