InstructionMin. 800 words (excluding direct quotes from the work) Write on one of the following prompts: 1. Compare and contrast the depiction of women in Oedipus, Antigone, and Aeneid. Refer to relevant passages in each work to back up your response. You will need to analyze all three works. Give at least one paragraph to each work. 2. Who is the most sympathetic (likable or admirable) character among Oedipus, Odysseus and Aeneas? Why are the other two less likable or sympathetic? What do they do or don’t do that makes them so? Refer to relevant passages in each work to back up your response. You will need to analyze all three works (Oedipus the King, Odyssey and Aeneid). Give at least one paragraph to each work (character). Organize your paper around a strong thesis statement. Your thesis should be a specific response to one of the above prompts. Have at least 5 paragraphs in your essay-you can have more. Find a good hook for your introduction paragraph and clearly state your thesis statement at the end of the introduction paragraph. Keep your conclusion paragraph short unless it’s adding something new to the essay. Start each body paragraph with a clear topic sentence that states the main point of that paragraph. In your paper, focus on the parts of the works that we have read for the class. You don’t need to use outside sources for this paper. This assignment is asking for your analysis and response. Direct quotations: You’re not going to need many or long quotes. Often you will probably just summarize or paraphrase a passage to support your points. When you need to have quotes, keep them short and integrate them properly into your paper by properly introducing and explaining them. Don’t have too many quotes. This is your paper and should mostly contain your ideas and insights. Give the pager number of your quote or paraphrase in () after the quote. Put a forward slash (/) after each line, when you’re citing from Odyssey and Aeneid. Look at this example. “Deep in the grounds of a burnt-out hotel, / Among the bathtubs and the washbasins / A thousand mushrooms crowd to a keyhole” (112). Plagiarism: Please don’t plagiarize. Papers that contain plagiarism, whether intentional or otherwise, will receive a zero and cannot be rewritten for a higher grade. Please refer t