Respond to ONE of the following prompts in a post of 100-200 words before class period on Wednesday. We
will discuss these in class on Wednesday.

1. Pick one of the conventions that Ian Watt discussed are part of the new kind of writing (the novel) and
   discuss how Oroonoko does/does not adhere to it. Be sure to point to specific examples in the novel.
2. How does the narrator and the role of the narrator change from the first part of the novel to the second part
   of the novel?
3. How does the narrative style change from the first part of the novel to the second part of the novel?
4. The narrator seems to shift back and forth from supporting Oroonoko’s slave rebellion to supporting
   colonialism. Point out some example of this. Why do you think this is happening?