Rank your Top Five entries from Meditations, using quotations to present them to your reader and developing each one through paraphrase, connection to personal experience, and justification of its place in your Top Five.

Quote your Top Five entries in their entirety, or you may just quote an excerpt for longer entries. In any case, develop each one thoroughly with paraphrase, personal experience, and explanation. What makes each entry stand out from a text full of interesting thoughts? At least four slides per entry for five entries makes a total of 20-25 slides. Include a title slide at the beginning of your presentation, as well as some images throughout. Also explore to some degree in your presentation the stylistic features of your Top Five, such as rhythm, alliteration, assonance, consonance, diction, concrete imagery, and other creative choices in its composition. Refer to entries by their book and entry number. For example, “In Book 9, entry 17, Aurelius says, . . . ” or even “Entry 9.17 states . . . “, etc. Make your presentation colorful, consistently formatted, and carefully edited. It is possible to add audio, such as music, narration, or sound effects, to a slide presentation, and you may do so.