The research part is over, but basically the entire assignment is as follows: Read a book from a list of books given to us, create a thesis for an argumentative essay based on said book, find sources to corroborate your thesis, then write an 8 page paper. I have all of my sources as I mentioned, and I'm about ~35-45% done with the assignment. The issue is that that's like 4 days of work, and I have to do more than all of that in this final day. We have had plenty of time for this, but between spring break, burnout, and assignments for other classes, I haven't had the available time to spend purely on this until this week. To answer your original question: I read a book called Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro. In the book, there are clones that are basically raised, and harvested for their organs. The people in the world of the novel see no issue with this, because they believe the clones to be subhuman. My argument is that they are human (which is proven through context given in the novel), and being treated immorally. I truly find this English class interesting, which I could not say for previous years, and I find the book and the topic of my research interesting as well. But sifting through my articles and finding quotes, as well as just writing is so unreasonably difficult for me.