Then she's going to read the paper. If you get her interested, she'll read it. If you don't know what you'd tell her, your paper probably doesn't have a point. You need to state your point. You can state your point at the end of your introduction, or at the conclusion of your paper, or both.
Philosophers often do both.
Here are the reasons some people think there are snarks. Here are the reasons why the evidence for snarks isn't anywhere near as good as it looks. Here are the reasons why there couldn't be any snarks. Just make sure that your first real draft of the paper has one main point, and that everything in the paper supports the point in some way. I want your opinion, not someone else's.