Is this a good hook for a five paragraph essay? The prompt says is in a five paragraph essay defend the idea that edmond dantes is a byronic hero. hook: There are many things that make hero be different from a byronic hero who follows the rules for justice. A Byronic hero has to break some rules and have Byronic traits, that makes them a different type of hero that no one expects to see.
How about, at the end, instead of; "A Byronic hero has to break some rules and have some Byronic traits, that makes them a different type of hero that no one expects to see." You put; "A Byronic hero has to break some rules to have some Byronic traits, that makes them a unique type of hero." It sounds less jumbled and rushed.
It's not really a hook; it's more like you're explaining what you plan on writing about. Some teachers appreciate that, some hate it. It just depends on who's going to read it.
Mysterious, morose, cunning, and rebellious are just a few of the many adjectives that one would use to describe Edmond Dantes, or a Byronic Hero.// Or you could start off the paragraph with a brief action-filled recollection of something that happened that proved Edmond Dantes to be a Byronic Hero.
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