2nd sem. wk 11 & 12

Persuasive Essay

The Screwtape Letters: Does Lewis's style of writing better equip you to recognize Satan's subtle deceptions, or does it make you sympathetic Screwtape or Wormwood? (Optional: In your response, compare Lewis's portrayal of Screwtape to Milton's portrayal of Satan in Paradise Lost.)

Use evidence and quotes from the text to support your point of view.

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