Compare Jim Finney Boylan to Jennifer Finney Boylan

You will compare Jim Finney Boylan to Jennifer Finney Boylan. Your thesis should reflect what you concluded from the comparison and not say, "her two identities are alike and different." It should be well-developed and engage the reader's interest and be relatable to the text. Paragraphs are to be well developed with a topic sentence, supporting sentences, and a concluding sentence. The question is this: Using the Novel She's Not There - A Life In Two Genders by Jennifer Finney Boylan (Author) 2013 Edition, In her "Forward to the Updated Edition, 2013," Jennifer Finney Boylan writes that her identity as a trans woman is "less altered than I expected." She writes that "the most shocking revelation after 10 years in the female sex is that mostly I'm the same person" (xv). Do you agree? In a thoughtful essay, compare Boylan's identity as a man with her trans gender identity as a woman: Obviously she has changed physically, but has she changed in other ways as well (emotionally, spiritually, intellectually?) and if so, how? Who has she become by the end of the memoir, and as she says in the "Epilogue" is Jim really "not there" (p. 318)? The online version of this novel "She's Not There" A Life In Two Genders By Author: Jenninifer Finney Boylan can be found on www.ebooks.com and I have supplied attached copies of the "Forward to the Updated Edition 2013" as well as the last 2 pages including final page, the Epilogue