2. STRUCTURE
a. The author employs obvious subheadings by having all letters capitalized and having a lighter front color such as gray. The subheadings are very specific and descriptive as the author employs what will be discussed within each subheading.
b. Mindy Kaling’s narrative evolves around her subheading, which are the anecdotes. Each anecdote describes an archetype of a woman that is often portrayed in romantic comedies; for instance, The Klutz. The word “Klutz is defined as a clumsy person and that’s the type of woman Mindy describes in this anecdote. Therefore, Kaling describes this archetype, as “100-percent-perfect-looking female is perfect in every way, except that she constantly falls down” (Kaling, 73). The seven anecdotes
a. The author employs obvious subheadings by having all letters capitalized and having a lighter front color such as gray. The subheadings are very specific and descriptive as the author employs what will be discussed within each subheading.
b. Mindy Kaling’s narrative evolves around her subheading, which are the anecdotes. Each anecdote describes an archetype of a woman that is often portrayed in romantic comedies; for instance, The Klutz. The word “Klutz is defined as a clumsy person and that’s the type of woman Mindy describes in this anecdote. Therefore, Kaling describes this archetype, as “100-percent-perfect-looking female is perfect in every way, except that she constantly falls down” (Kaling, 73). The seven anecdotes