Rewrite a scene from Macbeth from a different perspective. Like the Banquet scene from Lady Macbeth's view.

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Your revisions and edits should now be complete and you have a final, polished narrative to publish, or, in this case, to submit to your instructor for grading. Before submitting your narrative, you need to complete these tasks to analyze and reflect on your writing:

1. Use the highlighting tool in your word processor to highlight at least five examples of vivid detail in your narrative.

2. Use a different color to highlight at least five interesting verbs used in your writing.

3. Use a third color to highlight your use of temporal words or transitions. Note: If you do not have enough examples to highlight, you should go back to your draft and see if further revisions are needed.

4. Copy your highlighted narrative into the attached sheet

5. Answer the reflection questions on the Publishing Your Narrative worksheet.

Publishing Your Narrative—Rubric

Scoring Elements	Advanced 23-25 points	Meets Expectations 20-22 points	Approaches Expectations 18-19 points	Does Not Yet Meet Expectations 0-17 points
Completed Narrative · Revision · Editing	Final draft of the narrative demonstrates thoughtful attention to the revision process and substantial improvement upon first draft. Final draft includes few or no conventions errors.	Final draft of the narrative demonstrates adequate attention to the revision process and sufficient improvement upon first draft. Final draft includes minimal conventions errors.	Final draft of the narrative demonstrates limited attention to the revision process and limited improvement upon first draft. Final draft includes several conventions errors.	Final draft of the narrative demonstrates little or no attention to the revision process and little or no improvement upon first draft. Final draft includes many conventions errors.
Highlighted Analysis · Five vivid details · Five interesting verbs · Temporal transitions · Color key	Highlighting reveals a thorough analysis of the final draft and includes all of the required elements.	Highlighting reveals a adequate analysis of the final draft and includes at least three of the required elements.	Highlighting reveals a limited analysis of the final draft and includes at least two of the required elements.	Highlighting reveals little or no analysis of the final draft and includes zero or one of the required elements.
Reflection 1	Reflection identifies the two people who reviewed the draft and thoroughly discusses how their feedback improved the draft.	Reflection identifies the two people who reviewed the draft and adequately discusses how their feedback improved the draft.	Reflection identifies the at least one person who reviewed the draft and provides a limited discussion how the feedback improved the draft.	Reflection may or may not identify reviewers and provides little to no discussion of how their feedback improved the draft.
Reflection 2	Reflection indicates changes made to first draft and thoroughly discusses what makes the final draft better than the first draft.	Reflection indicates changes made to first draft and adequately discusses what makes the final draft better than the first draft.	Reflection indicates changes made to first draft and provides a limited discussion of what makes the final draft better than the first draft.	Reflection may or may not indicate changes made to first draft and provides little to no discussion of how their feedback improved the draft.