What is the role of successful transformation in Spirited Away and failed transformation in Son of a Trickster

Hello. I would like a essay done. This is for a university English class. Here is the prompt:

Examine how two course texts employ the trope of transformation as failed or successful teaching. Is the transformation external or internal? Is it into something the characters always were or have newly become? Do the texts see transformation as a sign of successful self-knowledge or failure to adopt right behaviour? Examine how two course texts employ the trope of transformation as failed or successful teaching. Is the transformation external or internal? Is it into something the characters always were or have newly become? Do the texts see transformation as a sign of successful self-knowledge or failure to adopt right behaviour?

I am using the texts of Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away (film) and Eden Robinson’s Son of a Trickster (novel). I will attach my completed proposal. Preferably, please stick as close to my original proposal and thesis statement as possible but you can use different peer-reviewed sources then what I have currently in the annotated bibliography.