1. Create scene (instead of story summary).
2. Read the details with your imagination and analytical minds and see what you learn about becoming a boy/man or woman/girl.
3. Further revise your story to include the details that reveal this new theme you discover.
4. Write a story that engages and entertains through action and dialogue (like "Two Kinds" engaged you) but that has details that get the reader thinking about gender. (Focus on story here, not on reflection, in the essay itself. We'll do lots of reflecting in essay III.)