This page includes the second Description page and the second Connecting Idea. It explains how a folktale shows long-term bias, and how different ideas connect together to form the second central idea of ‘bias is more liked by people than truth itself’.

This page talks about how a detailed description of the dead bodies can show people’s unfair bias, and how unfair bias led to the central idea that ‘bias is a powerful thing that happens everywhere’.

This page connects the idea of rumors, judgments, and murders as how they connect together to form the central idea.

This page gives the second central idea of ‘People rather bias than truth’, and adds multiple pieces of evidence to support the idea.

This page explains the time when I researched and re-read my book. I have found pieces of evidence that can support my first claim from using these techniques and it connects to the idea ‘bias is a powerful thing’.

This page gives the first central idea of ‘bias is a very powerful thing that lasts very long’ and I used this claim as my Debate Prep as well.  I also put evidence to support this claim.

The Borden Murders by Sarah Miller is a book about discovering the case of Lizzie Borden. It follows the procedure of the event, from the event to the final judgment, pulling the reader into the case itself.

The story first introduced readers to the scene of the case, giving a detailed description of the dead parents. Then, the story continued following Lizzie Borden’s perspective of how the investigation happened until she was put into jail, and thats when the interesting trial starts…

In the story I have found two main central ideas. The first one is “Bias is a powerful thing that lasts very long”, and the second one is “People rather bias than truth itself” as I put notebook pages to show my thinking.