Neurodivergent Detection and Classical Deduction: Contrasting Models of Intelligence and Investigation in Haddon’s *Curious Incident* and Christie’s *Roger Ackroyd*

Introduction 2 pages with thesis statment in the end the inroduction exposes your topic and argument from the general to the specific. first 2-3 sentences will discuss the genre of that characterizes the story. The discussion is narrowed down to introduce the literary pieces. put into words what you intend to prove and show and how you plan to do it.
Body (7–10 pages) Start with definitions/background of key terms or theories (e.g., detective fiction, neurodivergence, Asperger’s Syndrome, genre theory, disorder theory). Begin each paragraph with a topic sentence that shows clear focus and logical progression. First literary reference (e.g., The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time): Analyze key aspects (e.g., Christopher’s traits, narrative style, investigation process). Support with direct and secondary sources (quotes, paraphrases from literary theory or criticism). Second literary reference (e.g., The Murder of Roger Ackroyd or another Poirot story): Analyze and support with examples and sources. Compare and contrast with the first text throughout the discussion.
Conclusion Summarize the main ideas and key comparisons. State conclusions about how the two detectives reflect different approaches to intelligence and genre expectations. Explain why this study matters (e.g., highlighting neurodiversity in literature, challenging norms). Offer suggestions for further research (e.g., more studies on neurodivergent characters in fiction, shifting genre roles).
Bibliography
Works Cited List all references (primary texts, theory sources, articles, etc.) in proper citation format. write the name of the writer and the year next to any reference used in the paper.MLA format
change the structure of the paper according to this and write it with simple english because I’m a non native speaker. erase or add according to the instructions now
so it will contain:
introduction
body
conclusion