Young Life

The way people stereotype me and the way I really am is really different. A Lot of people think that I am rude or annoying or loud. However I think that they think this because I joke around a lot and I like to be sarcastic and I think that people take that wrong. I think that I am stereotyping because I am a teenager and people think that I am immature or I am going to do something bad and I am going to be annoying and loud. I think that adults think that teens are a certain way and…

king/warrior and not be like everyone out there, he should be a smart king/warrior making good decisions because if he doesn't, he might die and just because he was so prideful and not doing things the way he was supposed to do them he ends up giving his life away and ends up doing everything wrong and then he…

Yes, I think that the narrator was responsible for doodles death. The narrator push doodle to hard causing him to die. The narrator wanted to kill doodle from the start because he wanted to push a pillow on to his face and make doodle die. The narrator also hated his brother doodle because he was an invalid brother. The narrator was always negative about doodle and everyone around him. On page 1 “Everybody thought that doodle was going to die.” The narrator was saying that because he wants…

One of the most controversial and condescending themes brought up throughout Frankenstein is the boundary of science and technology. In her “Home is Where Mamma Is: Reframing the Science Question in Frankenstein,” Banerjee emphasizes the line that Victor Frankenstein crosses in his creation of the monster and his obsessive scientific pursuit that eventually led to dangerous technological advances and his downfall. Firstly, Banerjee commences her article by labeling Victor’s experiment as a male…

continuously judged by our appearance. Physical judgment has been around for centuries. It's a never ending cycle. In the book Frankenstein the creature spent his whole life in misery and solitude, by being neglected by everyone including Victor his own creator. The entire creature wanted was the feeling to be loved and have happiness in his life. So he took his misery and pain out on others and began killing Victors loved ones and closest ones to him, to make him feel this awful feeling…

What if you were a serial killer? You hunt down your prey and suck the life out of your victims, while eradicating all evidence leading to your discovery. But what if you handed in the evidence and let yourself be discovered? Well, it’s your choice, so it’s up to you. Choose wisely. In Edgar Allan Poe’s short story “The Tell-Tale Heart,” shows us such a character. The narrator is known to be a madman, yet he does not think so. He meets an old man that he dearly loves, but because he has a…

Does one act as a result of their instinct, or the way they were raised? In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, a ruthless and harmful creature hurts many people. But does he act this way by nature? Or is the lack of nurturing that causes him to be so vile? Although the creature can be held accountable for his actions, Frankenstein's lack of compassion ultimately leads to the monster's cruelty. The creature has a face that only a mother could love. His creator even refers to him as "horrid" (Shelley…

part of his personality. Sodapop wrote Ponyboy a letter to know that they were missing him back home. The theme from the book The Outsiders by S.E Hinton is that it is a person’s choice to run away. Running away can be a bold decision in someone’s life. I have explained Running away in many different views. Running away became a decision Johnny and Ponyboy made to not get caught for killing Bob. The book The Outsiders by S.E Hinton affected me by informing me about why people run away from…

of his trial and errors. The theme pursuit of knowledge comes from the studies of science and what is life from the world itself. Guilt/regret comes from the struggles and hardships he went through such as the deaths of loved ones. Finally Man playing God from trying to disrupt the natural order of life and death. The first theme is the pursuit of knowledge and how he wanted to learn about life. Victor is by his actions straddling the paper thin line between scientific genius and utter insanity…

Monster Misconceptions Mary Shelley suggests in her novel Frankenstein, A Modern Prometheus that it is sometimes difficult to pick out the real monsters much like in today’s society. The idea of what people think that a monster should look and sound like points to the creature being a monster. The qualities of a monster go much deeper than appearance. Victor’s creature was classified as a monster but when personality and actions are taken into account, Victor is clearly the real monster.…