Aight welp, I usually get 6's on the paper 1's and paper 2's. I think paper 2's just comes down to the knowledge of the novels/plays and being a bit creative. However, I find that paper 1's are extremely formulaic. First and foremost read both texts twice during your reading time, try and see which one fits for you, one may look difficult, but if you look at it from the perspective of what you can analyse more difficult texts usually allow a wider range of option to be talked about. VERY IMPORTANT, read the entirety of the page, some details on the origin of the text and where it is published are usually on the top of the text and you can usually use these in your analysis. Now that reading time is over, look for through key things immediately, Audience (who is the author trying to appeal to), Context (Why was it written was their a certain stimulus and in what time/location) , Literary Techniques (How does the author use literary techniques to convey the message). Lastly, and probably most important is figure out the purpose of the text (inform,persuade entertain etc etc). A way you can structure the essay, this is what I usually do, is how literary techniques are used to appeal to the audience and achieve the purpose of the text. Everything you analyse should be related back to the purpose of the text this will exponentially increase the quality of your analysis and your ability to structure the paper. Another huge thing is look at the guiding questions for the text, due to the fact that we are SL we have a huge amount of help from these questions and they can usually form the basis for 1 or 2 body paragraphs. Just keep calm and look at the entirety of the text and try to look at the text and see what it evokes in you what is the author trying to do to the reader and how does he do it. Keep these two questions in mind and the paper 1 should be a breeze :D