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Upon returning home, a failed journey had left Walton displeased. He had yet to tell anyone besides his sister of his meeting Victor, and had not properly disposed of the body. Walton’s mind was endlessly flooded with thoughts and ideas flowing from the tales Victor had told. Days passed and his mental state continued to deteriorate. The thoughts of sadness and evil the world would not stop, and finally he couldn't take it anymore. The constant dreams of the creature, the thoughts of the innocent people being strangled. They were ceaseless. These dark unstoppable thoughts corrupted his mind. He had failed his journey, and subsequently failed to make his mark on history. This path would be his only way to truly impact the world. Walton took his ship and sailed to the islands that Victor had once called his workshop to create the female creature. In the back of the ship he had Victor’s remains in tow. He searched the island gathering all that he could of the remnants of the lab, along with fragments of the female creature’s body. Once he was finished he simply sat and waited for a storm to come. That night a massive storm came to the shelterless land. Bolts of light flashed all around Walton but in his current state he wasn't phased. He simply stood by and stared at the body, which had now been combined with the limbs of the female. After what seemed an eternity of waiting, a bolt struck what used to be Victor. There was a deep groaning sound and the body sat up. It…

In Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, Victor’s world is in a continuous state of change, from his family to his environment. However, the one thing that never deviates in the novel is Victor’s negative perspective of the Creature. Victor cannot change his perspective because he sees himself in the Creature, he has grown to despise himself due to his various actions in the novel, and because of this he hates the monster. Elizabeth, the most important member of Victor’s family, appears to be one of…

In the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, Victor Frankenstein’s death was a tragedy because of how smart and talented he was. However, he was very troubled due to his creature. After the creature had been born, Victor thought, “I had desired it with an ardour that far exceeded moderation; but now that I had finished, the beauty of the dream vanished, and breathless horror and disgust filled my heart” (39). Victor’s creature was horrendous to look at, had an IQ of a baby, and had ability to…

As a mammothWayward Pines fan, I always did my utmost to notice every single character who made an entrance into the season two of the show, even if they were only there for a fleeting moment. In the case of Dakota Daulby, I was fully impressed with his ephemeral appearance, and I contacted him immediately for an interview. Recently, Dakota took some time from his frenetic schedule to answer a few questions about the extraordinary experiences and opportunities he has had throughout his career…

There are few things I remember. I was painting, felt dizzy, the next thing I remember is talking to the paramedic as I was lying on the floor. I remember being in the hospital, but not going to the hospital. I remember talking to my friends in the hospital, then I remember talking to the doctors, them telling me I had had three seizures in the past two days. Three weeks later, I remember waking up on a Wednesday with a killer headache. The worst headache I had ever had, but I don’t remember how…

Growing up, I noticed, when approached with conflict, my sisters and my mother would often state that they did not want to talk about it or would simply leave the room. I now have a phrase for this: the exit response. For us, the exit response was always temporary. If the problem was serious, it would eventually be brought back up; if it wasn’t, then things usually got better on its own. While my dad is often the first to use the voice response, I have noticed that my dad often chooses the…

While reading Frankenstein I was shaken to the core. Now that sounds like an over exaggeration, but I was reading much more of the story than what is presented. I read between the lines and then dug up dirt. I read at the root of the story and in doing so I was moved to tears. Frankenstein is about character building. Victor Frankenstein starts out as a student with a hunger and thirst for knowledge. Somewhere along the line he loses his way and becomes obsessed with his quest for discovery. I…

The two twin brothers, Tiki and Ronde Barber, have been extremely popular in their lifetime. They have both been superstars in the NFL and have since written many children's books about their experiences throughout their lives. They choose to write together and fantasize about the good times in their lives. Most of the stories that they write together are meant for younger audiences. And, for the most part, they have been extremely successful in their sales. These two NFL superstars are far more…

The day that changed my life was the day my family had seen Jim’s body for the last time. Then I realized even if I do well and protect myself things are still uncontrollable. Also, I cannot protect everyone else around me and neither am I myself invincible. It was that day that I was finally aware of death. Yes, everyone knows that eventually every living thing dies, but I thought however, for some reason this would never happen to me. Now I realize how wrong I was. Jim, he was like a father…

What are we going to be doing for P.E we were thinking of running the mile today because one of our friends forgot his clothes because he left it in the in his bed at his house I almost forgot my but what I forgot was my lunch card I didn't have 5 dollars to pay for a new lunch card. After a few hours I was leaving home because the school had ended, I was so hungry that I could resist my own hunger so what I did was run home, I got to my mom and said mom, I'm starving because I haven't ate…