Category Archives: Response 3

I just would like to say that this book has made me like gothic literature, the novel Frankenstein has been an amazing book and how the story ended was great, victor Frankenstein wanted to have his name in history by … Continue reading →

While reading “Frankenstein” I came across a few moments that really stood out to me. One event was when the creature watched over the family that was exiled. At first he was saddened when he realized that he stole from … Continue reading →

When reading chapters 10 to 16, we learned that Frankenstein had feelings and emotions like everybody else. He just wanted a companion to spend the rest of his life with but Victor destroys that by not creating one. Victor Frankenstein … Continue reading →

As I’m reading the book “Frankenstein”, as time and time again Victor indecisive decisions, seems to not only cause misery to himself, but to his family and friends. Victor doesn’t seem to take anyone else opinion into consideration when making his decisions, … Continue reading →

In Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein the theme of knowledge is presented to the reader in multiple occasions. In a way the confusion of “what is knowledge?” is attracting the reader to be interested in the full text, because we cannot know … Continue reading →

The Monster is reanimated and ironically  victor isn’t as pleased as he thought he will be. This be because he believed of himself as someone who deserves control. Playing god gave him that feeling of control feeding into his desire. … Continue reading →

Victor Frankenstein’s creation-Briana Estrada Further into Mary Shelley’s novel, we see the creation and coming to life of Frankenstein’s actual creature; I find it so interesting how the birth of the creature is so described such like a human childbirth. … Continue reading →

During chapters 17-22, a lot of important events happened. I must say that I found these scenes to be the most exciting in the book because I finally started to see action with the monster. Victor was undecided whether to … Continue reading →

At this point in the book it has become quite apparent that the true monster of the book is in fact mankind. Victor while being responsible the creation of the monster, is not as much evil as he is frightened … Continue reading →

In my opinion I feel as if chapter 15 pertains to accepting people for who they are and/or what they are. Frankenstein aka The Monster, found some books in a leather satchel & decided to try & read them so … Continue reading →