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A rose for Emily – response 9

Posted on November 9, 2016 by Fbeni

Emily was a sad lonely woman. With the hope of finding love. Her father took away any opportunity she had of ever marrying. After his death she was free and no longer under his rule. She met Homer and hope … Continue reading →

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Response 8. The yellow wallpaper

Posted on November 2, 2016 by Fbeni

I believe the room and the yellow wallpaper drove the narrator to insanity but was symbolizing her life. She describes it as a dull yellow wallpaper with a distinct pattern and the room is barred because of previous home owners. … Continue reading →

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Response 4

Posted on September 28, 2016 by Fbeni

Victor and Frankenstein, the creature, are much alike. The creature being alone without family or affection from his creator tried to find nurturance elsewhere but received the same reactions. Seeking revenge and blinded by anger the creature then murdered innocent … Continue reading →

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response 3

Posted on September 21, 2016 by Fbeni

Victor tears frankenstein’s companion to pieces after being lost in a train of thought. He mentions that after creating her that she might not be satisfied with the lifestyle she will be provided and become rebellious. Also that she might … Continue reading →

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Response 2

Posted on September 14, 2016 by Fbeni

In someway Frankenstein reminds me of Victor. They share similar characteristics, they’re both lonely and depressed, and monstrous in a way. Frankenstein seems to be in need of a companion and is trying to convince victor to hear his story. … Continue reading →

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Response 1

Posted on September 8, 2016 by Fbeni

I have to say this novel was an interesting read. For a story written in the 18th century I believe the author did a pleasing job trying to portray Gothic. In an era where there was no television or anything … Continue reading →

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