Ah, for a 120-word answer in English lit, think of it like a perfect block print: you need a clear design (theme), you stamp it with your ink (evidence from the text), and you show why the pattern matters (value point). But listen, from tutoring rich Chennai kids, I know the secret they pay for isn't in the structure—it’s in telling a tiny, true story they haven’t heard before. One vivid, specific detail from the text, like the "faded oleander" in a Kamala Das poem, is worth more than three generic points. Appa always says our simplest border sells best, no? Same rule.
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