Choose a scene from Herland in which Gilman is showing us that gender is performative, and provide a PEAR paragraph analyzing the scene.

Begin with a specific point about how Charlotte Perkins Gilman draws her readers' attention to the the performative nature of gender. Use signal phrases, as you have been practicing!

Provide evidence in the form of a scene that illustrates that point. (This would be a good place to include a short quote from the scene you're analyzing!)

Analyze that scene to demonstrate how it illustrates your point. Analysis should always be the longest part of your PEAR paragraph.