Asked by caleb

Why might you place two very different pieces of evidence from a text in the same paragraph?

to contrast elements of the text

to prove that the text is poorly written

to show how the text evokes a mood

to support a very general thesis about the text

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to contrast elements of the text

Putting two different pieces of evidence together lets you highlight their differences (or similarities) and analyze how those differences affect meaning, tone, or theme.