I'm seeking a detailed literary analysis of character development in 'Saint Augustine's Confessions,' focusing specifically on Saint Augustine himself. Requirements: - In-depth understanding of the text - Analytical skills to interpret character growth - Ability to articulate insights clearly Ideal skills: - Expertise in literary analysis - Strong writing and critical thinking skills - Background in theological or philosophical texts Your essays must be double-spaced and around 1,500 words in length. Expectations 1. Your essay should be organized. Your main argument (i.e., your thesis statement) should be clearly stated in the introduction. 2. You should make references in support of your argument to the primary text under analysis, either indirectly by paraphrasing (i.e., putting in your own words) passages from the text or directly by quoting from the text. 3. You should place the primary text under analysis in its proper historical context. To do so, you should draw on what you have learned from the other assigned readings (both primary texts and the textbook) and from the class meetings. 4. When referencing the assigned readings in your essay, please use parenthetical citations. When making a parenthetical citation, you only need to include the author’s name and the relevant page number(s).