Frankenstein: The True Story

because he enjoy doing the things he loves. Why would love exists in our world, no one have any idea to this complicated question, but the existence of love brought so many benefit to our life, and also made lots of things that we never expected become true. As the result, love as the most important thing that affects our world, it also carries its own meaning and value to our society and even human race. Love can give human power and motivation to achieve something without tiredness and…

having those people so close in their lives, the feeling is often mutual. Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is a novel focused on Victor Frankenstein, a scientist who aims to create life, but does not foresee the consequences. He neglects his creation as well as his family in the process, which leads to several heart breaking deaths, and leaves him with too many regrets. Shelley makes the argument through Victor’s story to say how important, however difficult it is, to take responsibility of a…

As a recent graduate from high school, I believed my writing was at the top of the batch when it came to creating stories and essays based on emotions and strong opinions. However, as I process to college I feel like a fish out of water who as little knowledge that you must keep swimming to survive. I was praised by my teachers for having extraordinary detail that easily created a visual representation within their minds. Fellow students would discuss within me the options of being a writer or…

Shelly’s acclaimed novel “Frankenstein” tells the story of a man who tries to create a new species, or master species without any female involvement. Through the creation of this character, Victor realizes that he has created a monster, and works throughout the novel to try to extinguish this being, but is ultimately unsuccessful in his goal. Throughout the story, the character of the monster parallels the character of his creator as they are related to each other in terms of their thirst for…

Frankenstein and the Bible are two completely different pieces of literature. One the religious text that still captivates the world. The other text the standard on which modern fictional horror was built upon. Categorizing these two texts, would often cause someone to place these books on completely different shelves. The items that Frankenstein and the Bible have in common are very interesting. Both Books start in different ways, yet they have many similarities. For example, God’s creation of…

novels Frankenstein(Shelley) and Pride and Prejudice(Austen) are no exception. In both novels, there is the mutual theme of pride and prejudice. Combining both themes together both novels make the main heroine/hero have so much pride in themselves that they use prejudice, coloring up their judgments and previous actions. Throwing this in the midst of the novel, we can see how much the character believes in their reputation and their place in society. Pride and Prejudice, is a story of…

Latimer is not a scientist in the same light as Mary Shelley 's Dr. Frankenstein, but he has a significant difference that sets him apart from the rest of the community. His ability to see into the future and the thoughts of others, makes him an outcast in regards to society; “But this superadded consciousness, wearying and…

1750s and lasting until the 1890s. The style was a rejection of classical art and a reaction against neoclassicism, and the main focus of this artistic movement was to convey an emotion through their paintings and literature. They believed in staying true to their emotions and putting it down on paper. It emphasized the individuality of the artist. The artwork from this period of time was full of emotion and imagination. They focused on creating horror, nature and mythical scenes. It was a…

examples of the horror genre are the stories “Tell-Tale Heart” and “The Monkey's Paw”. One part of horror is the build of suspense. It is very difficult though to build without organization such as building a fort, home, or project. A large part of many horror stories include a strong organization base. The story “Tell Tale Heart” uses much suspense based off our own background knowledge and our predictions to make the story have plenty of life. Edgar Allen Poe’s story says, “And every night,…

characters, from Macbeth to Frankenstein their attitude both leads them to their fall from grace. In the short story, The Necklace, Guy De Maupassant does just that. He writes about how a young woman's attitude leads to her downfall; thus leaving her worse off than before. Mathilde Loisel’s tragic flaws leads to both her and Mr. Loisel’s to fall from grace. Mathilde Loisel’s selfish and greedy attitude is her major flaw, which corrupts her life in the end. At the beginning of the story,…