“The Power of Storytelling: Exploring Human Nature in Boccaccio’s Decameron, the Book of Job, and Plato’s Symposium”

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Follow any of the Essay 3 prompts attached within the docx file. I have no preference, just choose whichever seems easiest and allows for the best paper to be written.
Please be sure to follow the guidelines my professor gave within the docx file.
A title page is not necessary, though if you have a title for the essay, it would be good to includei t.
The required sources are below. External ones such as peer-reviewed papers are not necessary for this paper.
The Decameron (Oxford’s World Classics) ISBN 9780199540419
The Book of Job
Symposium by Alexander Nehamas & Paul Woodruff ISBN 9780872200760

“The Power of Storytelling: Exploring Human Nature in Boccaccio’s Decameron, the Book of Job, and Plato’s Symposium”

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