Write a short essay in which you develop a robust question to pose to "Panopticism” that will help guide future readings and discussions of the text. You should end your essay with your question. You
should begin your essay with an observation about the text that you find interesting and that will lead to
your question. Most of your essay should be close and careful readings of the passages that are relevant to
your observation that will provide a foundation for the question you develop. Your short essay, in other
words, will introduce and contextualize your question, grounding it in specific details and passages of the
text, and providing some framework for understanding your question's relevance.