Predator VS. Parasite

We kinda went over some of this in our discussions about the story Jenifer.  We all have some ideas about what she may be.  I thought she reminded me of a mythical Siren.  But someone was quick to remind me that Jenifer was never in the water.  So this whole discussion about what Jenifer is leads us to our final writing piece for the story...
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In a post on your blog, address the following:  Is Jenifer a predatory animal? Or is she simply a parasitic one?  You should take a specific side of this argument.  Either you think she is a predator or you think she is a parasite.   If you are unclear what a predator or parasite is... look them up to get a better idea of what behavior they each exhibit.  You will find they have contrasting approaches to...um...eating. I would suggest listing some of the behaviors as notes and comparing them to the story before you even start your post.

Begin by first stating your position. For example, "Like a flea on a dog, Jenifer instinctively moves from man to man as a means of survival. She is clearly a parasite."

Once you have made your point, you must back it up with evidence. Use specific examples from the text and visuals of the story.  It is not enough to simply provide examples that show Jenifer is a predator, clearly explain how each example (remember, visual and textual) shows that she is a predator.  For example: Parasites characteristically ______________.  We see Jenifer act as a parasite when she ____________. The artist emphasizes her parasitic nature through using _______________. Clearly, ________________________.

Proof read and revise your work. You'll lose points for misspellings, but even more points for typos, because there's no excuse for that nonsense. We expect GUCCI work... Good Luck!