Monthly Archives: September 2016

After reading the book previously last year, I still enjoyed the drama, the love, the hatred and every emotion that this book portrayed. I think that if Victor Frankenstein did not destroy the female companion that he was trying to … Continue reading →

So I finally got around to finishing the book. I think it was good, but I was decently fond of it. the reason being is that, I usually love descriptive books, but this was extremely long when it came to … Continue reading →

I remember reading Frankenstein in high school and in my freshmen year of college at my previous school. But one thing I don’t remember is the ending being so graphic and scary as this version. I guess it’s because the … Continue reading →

After having read the novel, I felt that the ending was not a happy one at that. I don’t think the novel should have ended at such extreme. The monster destroying himself gave me a flshback to when president Obama … Continue reading →

Response 4 -Briana Estrada 9/29/16 Towards the ending of the novel; the creature and Victor’s characters start to conflict even more than ever. All the the built up resentment of abandonment and hurt that the creature has towards Victor is … Continue reading →

During these last readings (chapters 21-23), I was shocked that Victor was accused of the Henry’s death. When Victor saw the body, he reacts with horror for a short time because the victim was Henry. The body had black marks … Continue reading →

In Frankenstein, the idea of the author using doubles really intrigued me. The way that Victor Frankenstein and the Creature look completely different and are opposites in personality yet seem to be similar in that fact that they both are … Continue reading →

I am not going to lie, in the past I did not think highly of Frankenstein as a literary work. I was familiar with the source material and in the past heard the question kicked around in regards to whether … Continue reading →

“What is a man? A miserable little pile of secrets!” I always wanted to use that quote somewhere. Anyway, after finishing the novel of Frankenstein, I can not help but feel it makes a lot of impact. Whether it be … Continue reading →

Toward the end of this story and I honestly can say that this story caught me off guard. Going back to before we read this book I always had this dark out look on “Frankenstein”. I always thought he was this … Continue reading →