Thoughts On Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein'

Real quick question is being locked up like not being accepted. Let's speak on these 2 text. The first one Frankenstein it's about a man that was made in a lab that leaned how to speak walk and write he was a harmless man but treated like an outcast when it came down to the people meeting him. In the caged bird it speaks about a bird that can’t fly or be free because it's looked up. The bird feels like he has no wing and feet is tied down like in line “His wings are clipped and the feet is tied”.

The story called Frankenstein. Is about a man that didn’t ask to be created but he was, and as he was created he was lift by his creator to die. But he didn’t he lived and learn to read, walk, talk and other thing. One thing that he couldn’t prepare for was how people was how people are going to treat him. So the man left the lab and went out to the village. The people realized that his face was abnormal and it was like he was a monster he was feared by his presents of the man. He was mistreated before they got to know him. He was treated like an outcast. …show more content…
Next is the story the caged bird. The bird was locked up with no freedom. In the caged bird, the bird is upset because it can’t go nowhere. The bird has rejection from the outside by the cage. Just like in Frankenstein the bird does not want to be rejected and it makes it mad like the story “But a bird that's stalk down in a narrow cage can seldom see through his bars of rage”. The bird feel like he’s rejected from the outside.

The caged bird and Frankenstein story are similar because there both being rejected by their own problem.like in the caged bird , the bird is rejected by the outside world and it feels like its locked up. In the story frankenstein he is rejected by the people in the town. The was rejected by the by thing they can’t