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Essay Formatting: Break your essay into the following sections, each of which is a mini-essay. Skip a line between sections. You will need to decide where to divide paragraphs within each section. No section should look like one long paragraph.

Each section shall be a mini-essay with

• its own title,
• introduction paragraph that ends in a thesis,
• body paragraphs that each start with a topic sentence and end with a concluding sentencing
• body paragraphs that contain correctly cited information from research sources
• a conclusion paragraph.

Sections (skip a line between sections):

• Section One: Origin Stories of Your Extreme Sport Athlete and a Superhero (3 pages)
• Section Two: Your Athlete and Superhero’s Connection to the Wider World (3 pages)
• Section Three: The Dark Side of Flow for Your Athlete and Superhero (3 pages)
• Works Cited Page (1-2 pages)

I. Section One: Origin Stories of Your Extreme Sport Athlete and a Superhero (3 pages)

Introduction (limit to one paragraph and should be no longer than 1 full page)

1) Introduce your extreme sport athlete’s sports history and / or contributions to the sport as well as a description of that sport.

2) Then summarize the story of the superhero you will compare with your athlete in this section.

· The superhero you choose must have had a film made about her or him. It doesn’t matter if your superhero is from Marvel or DC comics, or was the brain child of a movie director. In your summary, you are not limited to the film version of your superhero; you can refer to comic books and graphic novels etc..

· Here is a link to the Harper’s Bazaar list of top 30 Superhero movies for reference. (Links to an external site.)

3) Define “origin story.”

Thesis Question: What are two specific and complex similarities regarding early childhood or adolescent influences that helped your athlete and superhero grow strong (such as mentors, key traumatic events, family dynamics, etc)?

• In your research, consider your athlete and superhero’s origin stories: “In comic book terminology, an origin story is an account or back-story revealing how a character or team gained their superpowers and/or the circumstances under which they became superheroes or supervillains. (Definitions.net).
  
• Stay away from similarities that are merely factual such as “Both my athlete and Spiderman had parents who passed away during childhood.” Instead that fact needs to be analyzed and could make the more complex argument: “Both my athlete and Spiderman turned to the all-engrossing experience of flow in order to cope with traumatic early childhood loss in a way that helped them excel at death-defying feats of skill.”

Don’t forget to add a title, two body paragraphs, and a conclusion paragraph to this section. Follow outline chart.

III. Section Two: Your Athlete and Superhero’s Connection to the Wider World (3 pages)

Introduction (limit to one paragraph and should be no longer than 1 full page)

· Describe the story of the superhero you will compare with your athlete in this section. (The superhero you choose must have had a film made about her or him. You can choose the same superhero from previous sections or choose a new superhero for this section.)

Thesis question: Compare and / or contrast how your extreme sport athlete and superhero significantly impact their wider world such as their communities, nature, and / or the society of their elite peers.

Don’t forget to add a title, two body paragraphs, and a conclusion paragraph to this section. Follow outline chart.

IV. Section Three: The Dark Side of Flow for Your Athlete and Superhero (3 pages)

Required reading for this section:

· Chapter 10 “The Dark Side of Flow” on Jeremy Jones snowboarding revolution from Rise of Superman

· Plato’s “Allegory of the Cave” from The Republic.

Introduction (limit to one paragraph and should be no longer than 1.5 pages):

· Briefly summarize Plato’s Allegory of the Cave.

· Briefly describe the story of the superhero you will compare with your athlete in this section. (The superhero you choose must have had a film made about her or him. You can choose the same superhero from previous sections or choose a new superhero for this section.)

· Lastly, define what Kotler means by the dark side of flow.

Thesis question: Compare and / or contrast who your extreme sport athlete and superhero resemble more when having to cope with flow withdrawal: the philosopher who leaves Plato’s cave or the prisoners who stay behind? Provide two supporting reasons in your thesis.

Don’t forget to add a title, two body paragraphs, and a conclusion paragraph to this section. Follow outline chart.

V. Works Cited Page (1-2 pages)

• Be sure to follow MLA format for your Works Cited page.
• You are required to provide five sources or more in addition to our class readings. Make sure to cite class readings on Works Cited page.