Dialogue Assignment

2 class texts Plato《Republic》,Mary Wollstonecraft 《a vindication of the rights of women》here are the specific requirements: 
Longer Essay 1: Dialogue Assignment
Students will write a dialogue in which two characters discuss some of the ideas from one of our class texts. Each dialogue must include:
(1) a detailed summary of an argument from one of our class texts;
(2) a discussion of the summarized argument wherein one of the characters misunderstands the argument, which is then clarified by the other character
(3) a discussion of the summarized argument wherein one of the characters presents an objection to the summarized argument, which the other character refutes
(4) a discussion of the summarized argument wherein one of the characters presents an objection to the summarized argument, which the other character may either refute or may decide defeats the summarized argument
(5) a discussion of the summarized argument in relation to an argument from another class text
(6) a discussion of the summarized argument in relation to a current event 
(7) quotations and citations for (1)-(6) from
a. the main class text
b. the second class text (for (5))
c. an outside source (for (6))
Papers will be assessed based on the presence and quality of each of the elements above as well as on style, grammar, and creativity. 
Format: Each dialogue must be 1800-2200 words, 12-point font, single-spaced.