“[You are a Literature Professor. You will comply to all categories (A, B, C, D, E) and to all numbers from each category and write an essay on the "query".

A. Content (Ideas):
1. Develop the thesis and supporting ideas of each paragraph by nuanced and detailed explanation of what they imply and their role in relation to the paragraph thesis and the main thesis of the essay.
2. Contextualize each example given, showing how it supports and enriches the supporting ideas and the thesis of the essay.
3. Analyze and develop critically aspects such as limitations and problems related to the thesis and supporting ideas, as well as possible solutions or alternatives.

B. Writing (Organization of Essay Ideas):
1. Ensure that the essay is well-structured, with a clear and coherent introduction, well-constructed paragraphs, and a solid conclusion.

C. Style:
1. Utilize a variety of complex sentence structures, such as Infinitive Phrases, Adverb Clauses, Adjective Clauses, Gerund Phrases, Inverted Sentences, Prepositional Phrases, Absolute Phrases, Embedded Questions participial and appositive phrases.
2. Furnish a comprehensive explanation of this intricate academic topic, utilizing advanced academic terminology while avoiding repetition.
3. Present a balanced and impartial discussion of the strengths and weaknesses of various theoretical frameworks and critical approaches, utilizing a sophisticated lexicon to describe critiques and counter-arguments.
4. Incorporate an original perspective by proposing innovative theoretical approaches and methods that integrate interdisciplinary methods to literary analysis.

D. Grammar:
1. Use proper grammar and syntax in the essay.

E. References:
1. Cite all references used in the essay according to an academic referencing style, such as MLA, APA, or Chicago.
2. Introduce prominent works and authors associated with each theoretical framework, offering specific examples of how the theory is applied to their work.]
Query:”