The Colonizers That Coetze Uses In Waiting For The Barbarians

the "list of 4 papers" attachment is the assignment needing to be complete. The "course outcomes" attachment is more instructions for you to understand.
A list of four papers with their titles, the course title and institution where you wrote the paper and year you wrote it; and a short summary (no more than 4 sentences) describing the paper to clarify the main idea and why it fulfills the course outcome(s). The critical theory used in the paper must also be identified along with author(s) and title(s) of the analyzed work(s).
One or more course outcome designators (Outcome 1, Outcome 2, etc.).
If you are not able to fulfill an outcome with one of your prior papers, include a statement of what you will need to do to complete a paper that will fulfill that outcome. This is rarely done, but if you feel that you do not have a paper to meet this requirement, write it here so your instructor can address this area with you.
Example. Note this an example only. You are welcome to use this template, but your own summary may vary from this example.
Outcomes 1, 2, 3, 5: "A Social Perspective of Coetzee's Barbarian Invasion," written for (identify the course title and institution where you wrote the paper and year you wrote it). This paper explores the various forms of "barbarians," from those colonized to the colonizers that Coetze uses in Waiting for the Barbarians. The paper applies postcolonial critical theory to the novel, revealing how his comments about "barbarians" extend beyond the literal into a reflection on sociocultural and ethical perspectives.
Outcome 5: Paper title, written for (identify the course title and institution where you wrote the paper and year you wrote it). Summary plus clarification of the three parts stating that you have the early draft, review, and a final version that has been edited based on the comments in the review.
Statement: I do or do not need to write an additional paper as I have found four papers that appear to fulfill the requirements of the course outcomes.