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I consulted Nigel this week and he said that I have a great topic, but there are many sentences in the essay that I need to find literature to support, including some arguments that need to be adequately referenced. So my next plan is to go and collect more material and references to record and refer to in my essay. Besides that, I also need to revise my introduction because I need to add some ideas to the paragraphs that fit my essay.