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1. Was the Dr. like Prometheus?

2. Why might Shelley have entitled her manuscript after the character in the myth? (p. 4 of your student pkt.)

3. What 3 literary allusions does Shelley make ?

4.  What important concept does RAM poem refer to?

5. Why do you think this poem is important to Walton?

6. How is the stranger similar to the ancient mariner?

7. What mood does Shelley create by alluding to this poem?

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1. Dr. Frankenstein was to a certain extent like Prometheus. Prometheus dared to give to humans a tool only the gods were able to give to the humans and that was fire. Similarly, Frankenstein was able to give life to an inanimate figure, which was a god-like characteristic. In addition, they both payed the consequences of their actions one way or another. For instance, Prometheus was punished by Zeus for providing humans with the "gift" of fire. Zeus had Prometheus pay for his demeaning actions by having an eagle eat his liver everyday and then regenerating at night due to his immortality. Although Frankenstein demonstrated to not care about his creation, it does not mean he did not get punished.  Victor's torture is also slow and painful; he witnesses his family being murdered or killed one by one and not all at once. It is like having his liver devoured by the eagle everyday and then resuscitating the next day only to see someone else vanish.

2.  Mary Shelley probably titled her manuscript after the character in the myth because, despite their differences, she might have seen their similarities as well.

3.  Mary Shelley alludes to: The Rime of the Ancient Mariner as she relates this poem to how Frankenstein shared his story to Walton, Greek Mythology in her title, and Adam and Eve in the bible.

4. The important concept "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" refers to is that of owning up to the consequences that come with our actions. The mariner had to accept the consequence of killing The Albatross and watching everyone die, for he is the only one to survive. Similarly, Frankenstein has to live with his family being murdered by his own creation; had he shown love to his own creation, he wouldn't have become a monster.

5.The poem is important to Walton because he probably sees his own reflection on the Wedding Guest listening to The Mariner, or in this case Frankenstein. Also, he probably sees it as a lesson to not repeat the errors that The Mariner and Frankenstein have both committed.

6. The stranger is Frankenstein and like  The Ancient Mariner shares his story with another individual, in this case, Robert Walton.

7. Mary Shelley creates a dark mood by alluding to this story, for it foreshadows the story of Frankenstein and the horrific consequences he has to repay.

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1. Dr. Frankenstein  was like Prometheus in the sense of their capabilities. They both created life Dr. did not take care of his creation properly like Prometheus. Prometheus was more mature by taking responsibility and caring for his creation.

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1. Dr. Frankenstein  was like Prometheus in the sense of their capabilities. They both created life Dr. did not take care of his creation properly like Prometheus. Prometheus was more mature by taking responsibility and caring for his creation.

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2. Shelley might of entitiled her manuscript after Prometheus because they both were ablt to successfully develop life in similar ways.
3. Prometheus which actually means the ability to create some god-like creations.
The Ancient Mariner which means that the miner traveler tells people his story as he goes on his way. And also Adam and Eve.
4. It refers to the concept of that we should not mess with the divine power of nature. Nature is power and out of our control.
5. Walton takes the poem dearly becuase he can relate to traveling harsh enviroments and his most difficult   voyage to the north pole.
6. The stranger is similar to the ancient mariner in the sense that they both messed with something they should had not and suffered since then. They both now try to educate people on not messing with Mother Nature.
7. Shelly creates a suspenseful audience eager to know that will happen nwxt as they continue reading.

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1. Dr. Frankenstein was in a way similar to Prometheus because they both wanted to do something in order to cause an innovation. Frankenstein wanted to create life using galvanism proving that lightning can be used to give life to inanimate objects or people. Frankenstein believed that by doing so he would be greatly praised by others; however, he was horrified when he saw what he had created. He did not think through the consequences of his actions. He did this for his own good and not the creature's. On the other hand, Prometheus asked Zeus to give fire to human because they were cold and it could help them cook. Zeus refused to do so, Prometheus decided to steal some of his fire and give is to humans. He did this to help humans because he believed fire would be helpful to them and not destructive as Zeus said.
2. Mary Shelley might have decided to title her book after the Greek myth because she believed Dr. Frankenstein was in a way Prometheus. She even says he might have been a "Modern Prometheus."
3. The three allusions that Shelley makes in her novel are to Greek mythology (titling her novel " The Modern Prometheus"), the poem "the Rime of the Ancient Mariner" (the mariner tells his story to people as he travels around the world similar to Frankenstein telling his story to Walton), and the bible (Adam and Eve).
4. An important concept RAM refers to is carrying are own burdens. The mariner carries his burden after killing the albatross and he now has to travel and tell his story to others. He also carries the burden of the sailors who died. Frankenstein also carries the burden of the creature he has created. He is horrified at what he created. Later he blames himself for the death of William because he was the one who gave life to the creature. Not only was William the only victim because Justine was convicted for a murder she did not commit. Now Frankenstein must live knowing he is the cause for these two lives to be gone.
5. The poem is important to Walton because he has spent a lot of time with sailors, but must importantly he feels identified with the wedding guest in the poem. They both listen to the story of someone they really do not know.
6. The stranger is similar to the mariner because he feels like he has to tell someone his story. He can no longer be the only one to know what he has done. He needs to tell someone what he has done, but could not tell his family. He trusts Walton and decides to tell him his story. He is telling his story like the mariner who goes around the world to tell his story. Frankenstein has now decided to tell his story to someone else beside himself.
7. The mood that Shelley creates by alluding to this poem is a sense of suspense but also we are curious to know what will happen. There are many connections between the two. We want to know what will happen in the story but also ask ourselves if the story will continue to have similarities will the poem. Will the story end similarly to the poem's ending or will it be different. We are left speculating what will happen but have some clues based on RAM.

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1. There exist certain similarities between Prometheus and Dr. Frankenstein, however their characters diverge in specific areas in which they are characterized. For example, Prometheus and Frankenstein both portray "god-like"  characters within their respective stories. Prometheus is a literal god with the ability to alter the lives of mortals, and Frankenstein, although a mere human, was able to create life (something only gods were thought to have the ability to do). They also both give some sort of "gift" to another character(s). Prometheus gives the gift of fire to humanity and Frankenstein gives the gift of life to the creature. However, Prometheus actually cared for man and risked punishment from Zeus in order to give them the gift of fire. Eventually, when he is caught and punished for his actions, he accepts his fate. While Frankenstein gives the gift of life to his creation but he does not care about his creation as much as Prometheus cared about humans; Frankenstein completed his experiment solely to further his own knowledge and ability.

2. Mary Shelley most likely entitled after this mythical character in order to draw an important comparison between Frankenstein and Prometheus himself.

3. The 3 literary allusions Shelley makes are the myth of Prometheus, The rime of the Ancient Mariner and Adam & Eve from the Bible.

4. The important concept that The Rime of the Ancient Mariner refers to is the idea of "love conquering all" which could have helped Frankenstein in his situation, had he shown love to his creation.

5. I think Walton thinks of this poem because he sees himself in the Wedding Guest while the stranger/Frankenstein serves as his Mariner who describes his tale of woe in length.

6.  The stranger, like the Mariner, has a tragic tale that he shares with another character, in this case, Robert Walton.

7. By alluding to this poem, Shelley creates an ominous and grim tone that foreshadows the fate of the strager.

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1.Frankenstein was like Prometheus because they created a creature but Prometheus gave fire to humanity and cared for it unlike Frankenstein who just left his creature because it was hideous and he was disgusted by it.
2. Victor and Prometheus both had one thing in common which was to create a living being.
3. Prometheus= Creation of something godlike
The Ancient Mariner= Robert Walton like the wedding guests who knows the story
Bible= Adam and Eve
4. One major concept of RAM is to not mess with nature because the consequences of human involvement with the balance of nature can lead to negative response.
5. This poem is important to Walton because of his exploration of making a voyage to the North Pole which inspired him very much.
6. The stranger is similar to the Ancient Marinar because they both messed with Mother Nature and have suffered the consequences and are now serving as a wonder to warn those who are on the same path.
7. The mood that Shelly creates by alluding the poem is suspense because there were similarities between the mariner and the stranger which shows us that there's a connection and we start therizing and asking questions for what will happen next r what's going to happen when the story unfolds.

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1. Dr. Victor Frankenstein was like Prometheus for they both acted like God and created life.
2. Victor and Prometheus had one thing in common which was creating life. Victor did with the creature and Prometheus did with mankind.
3. The literary allusions Shelley uses is The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, Adam and Eve from the bible, and Prometheus of Greek mythology.
4. The concept that RAM refers to is that we should love all God's creations. You will have to suffer consequences if you sin towards one.
5. Robert was motivated by the poem to sail but was conscious of not making the same mistake the mariner did.
6. The mariner and the stranger in "Frankenstein" are similar for they both made mistakes that they each had to pay consequences for and spread their knowledge and experiences by telling their stories.
7.The mood Shelley creates by alluding to the poem is suspense and fear of what is to come for a person wants to know the punishment is going to be for Frankenstein.

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1. Yes, Prometheus and Dr. Frankenstein were similar in the way they were characterized. Both also did not think about the consequences of their actions and carried the burden of it. However Prometheus did not run from his.
2. Mary Shelley entitled her manuscript after Prometheus because of the similarities in characterization of both.
3. The three literary allusions that Mary Shelley uses are :
- Greek mythology= Prometheus
- The Rime of the Ancient Mariner= Biblical
- Adam and Eve= Biblical
4. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner conveys the concept of interfering with God's creations, such as the albatross in the poem. It also relates to the concept of carrying your burdens.
5. The poem might be important to Walton because he can use it as a guide during his voyage. The difficulties that the mariner encountered can be used as a lesson for Walton.
6. Dr. Frankenstein, who is the stranger and the mariner have in common their regrets and the burden they carry because of them.
7. By alluding to the poem Mary Shelley is able to create a suspenseful and uncanny mood.

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1. Dr. Frankenstein was not like Prometheus because although he created such creature he left him after being disgusted. While Prometheus stole fire for the humans even though he knew Zeus would punish him, so he knew the consequences but he did what he had to do for the people.
2. Shelley most likely named her book after Prometheus  because both Victor and Prometheus  were creators.
3. The three literary allusions Shelley used as was,
Prometheus= creating life,
The Bible= Adam and Eve
4. The overall important concept of Ram is to learn how to appreciate all living objects equally.
5. This poem is important to Walton because he is an explorer who sails on ships and the story refers to the story of the Ancient Mariner and it has a lesson in which Waltn believes in.
6. The stranger and the ancient mariner are alike because they both interfeered with nature and life in which arises consequences.
7. The mood Shelley creates by alluding to the poem is the fear of the unknown and there is always a possibility that it would become good but there is also a chance it will be bad.

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1.  The doctor was not like Prometheus because the doctor did not care for his creation.
2.  Shelley might have entitled her manuscript after the character in the myth due to Prometheus being credited for bringing life to mankind just like the doctor with his creation.
3.  The three allusions that Shelley makes are Greek mythology which mentioned the tale of prometheus,Walton  which was a character from " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" and also Adam and Eve which was from the bible.
4. The important concept of RAM is that you shouldn't mess with nature , if so you are to face the negative consequences of doing so.
5.The poem is important to Walton as it gave a connection to him and it may have encouraged him to take the journey as well.
6.The stanger is similar to the Mariner as they both have a story of the mistakes they've done and they also both have a guilty consious to it as well.
7. The mood Shelley creates by alluding this poem is a feel of suspense and anxiousness as the reader wants to know what is going to unfold next.

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1. Dr. Frankenstein was not like Prometheus because Dr. Frankenstein abandoned his creation and was disgusted by his actions, while Prometheus cared for humanity and took the punishment for them.
2. Shelley might have entitled her manuscript after the character in the myth because both Dr. Frankenstein and Prometheus had the intention of helping the lives of others.
3. Three allusions that Shelley makes are "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner", Greek mythology, and the bible.
RAM = Dr. Frankenstein represents the mariner and Walton represents the wedding groom.
Greek mythology = Prometheus.
Bible = Adam and Eve.
4. An important concept that Rime of the Ancient Mariner refers to is penance. In RAM, the mariner carried the albatross around his neck while Frankenstein dealt with the deaths caused by the creature.
5. This poem is important to Walton because it may have inspired him to take the journey to the North.
6. The stranger is similar to the ancient mariner because they both tell the story of the mistake they had committed.
7. The mood Shelley creates by alluding to this poem is menacing as if Walton will be in danger since he is following the same path as the ancient mariner.

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1. The doctor was not like Prometheus in the sense that Frankenstein ran from his creation while Prometheus stood his ground and took the punishment from Zeus.
2. Shelley might have entitled her manuscript after the myth

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the Dr. was not like Prometheus because Prometheus stole the fire for the good of the people and not himself. Prometheus was selfless while Dr. Frankenstein created life for his own personal benefit.
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Mary Shelly might have compared the two characters despite their obvious differences because they both created something, whether life or fire, that wasn't meant to be created.
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The 3 literary allusions that Mary Shelly makes is Greek mythology, the myth of Prometheus, with the idea of a character bringing something new to the world, Rime of the Ancient Mariner, with the influence of the someone holding an eternal burden like the albatross was to the mariner, and The Bible, with how the creature was an Adam without his Eve.
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The lesson within learned in RAM was that mankind should be grateful for all that is given to us by god, and to never think that we could play him.
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This poem is important to Walton because of the similarities of the mariner and Walton posses,  like their voyage on the rough seas.
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The stranger is like the ancient mariner because they are both telling a lengthy tale to teach the listeners a valuable lesson.

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The mood that Shelly creates is suspenseful, dark and Gothic. like in the poem, the story does not have a happy ending but teaches the listener a lesson.

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1. Dr. Frankenstein and Prometheus are nothing a like because Victor gave life to a creature and didn't care about it after. He gave up on his creature. Unlike Prometheus he knew there would be consequences after stealing the fire.

2. Shelly might have entitled her manuscript the way she did after the character in the myth because she had every intention with it helping the lives of others.

3. The three literary allusions that Shelley makes are 1)" The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" 2)to Greek mythology of Prometheus. 3) Adam and Eve.

4. In the "Rime of the ancient Mariner" the concept that they are refering too  is that sooner or later you will pay for your consequences as retrubition.

5. It is important to Walton because the poem is mainly about the nature and we often take that for granted as humans. we don't value as much as we should.

6. The stranger and the ancient mariner are similar because they both tell the story of the mistake they have both committed. The narrator did not appreciate the nature and what the consequences are being lead to that.

7. The mood that Mary Shelley is suspense because that gives the readers an idea of what might happen later on in the novel by connecting it to the ancient mariner.

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1. To a certain extent they were similar because since they both brought something "new" to the world. They are different though because Victor abandoned his creation while Prometheus stayed firm and accepted what he did which led him to be punished.

2.Mary Shelly probably thought of titling her book "The Modern Prometheus" because she saw a connection and certain similarities between the two.

3. The 3 allusions portrayed in this novel are:
- The Garden of Eden= Biblical
-Greek Mythology= Prometheus
-Ancient Mariner= Biblical

4.  In the "Rime of the Ancient Mariner" the important concept that is taught is that all miss deeds, especially the ones that offend god, will come back to haunt you.

5. It is important to Walton because it connects to his love for nature.

6. The stranger and Walton both can relate to each other in the way that they both share the tale of their past errors with someone else.

7. Mary Shelly creates a dark yet suspenseful mood by alluding to this story, she gives us pieces that help us predict what will happen next, which helps emphasize the tone.

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1. In a sense, Dr.Frankenstein was like Prometheus because they both had genuine intentions. With Dr. Frankenstein devoted to science and curiosity and Prometheus devoted to the people. However, they differ in that Dr. Frankenstein abandoned his creation after he saw how horrific it was. As opposed to Prometheus, he still felt the need to look after the people he gave fire to.
2. Shelley might have entitled her manuscript to the Prometheus myth because she wanted to compare the characters in the way that they both obtained a power beyond their control.
3. The three literary allusions that are presented in Frankenstein are when Shelley alludes to Rime of the Ancient Mariner, which is a biblical allusion to man's sins ,the myth of Prometheus and to biblical text such as the creation of Adam and Eve. These allusions create biblical and mythological context for Frankenstein.
4. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner is used to illustrate the concept of nature and it's force is not one to be reckoned with. It also presents as a biblical allusion  and how man must carry their sins above their shoulders.
5. This poem may be important to Walton because like the Mariner, Walton sets a journey out at sea and he may want to know that nature can be forceful and he will need to let it takes its course like in the ice berg covered waters that surrounded his ship.
6. The stranger and the Ancient Mariner are similar because they both felt remorseful of their actions. They both felt guilty and faced the consequences of nature.
7. Shelley creates a suspenseful tone in where you want to know how the punishment ends in comparison to the Mariner's. aLso it creates a bit of an ominous tone.

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1. Dr. Frankenstein was similar to Prometheus because they both created creations. Unlike Prometheus who gave fire to humanity, cared for them, and even suffered for them, Dr. Frankenstein left his creation once he saw how he hideous it was, but once he spoke to him he felt the need to hear about his life and emotions after it got abandoned by his creator.

2.  Shelley entitled her manuscript after the character in the myth because both Prometheus and Dr. Frankenstein created life and at some point both of them suffered because of their creations, but only one creator stood beside them while the other was disgusted and resented their creation.

3. The three literary allusions Mary Shelley makes is " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner", "Prometheus", and the bible. All three literary allusions have in common with the story Frankenstein because all the main characters created life and suffered for them. They suffered a punishment for their creations even though their intentions were not harmful or wrong in any way.

4. The important concept in Rime of the Ancient Mariner refers to is that you should not mess with nature. Nature itself will harm you and cause you to suffer for the actions you took against harming its creations or even nature itself.

5.  The poem is important to Walton because it inspired him to seek out knowledge and take up a challenge by going on a voyage to the North.

6.  The stranger in Frankenstein is similar to the mariner because both made mistakes by upsetting the forces of nature and causing them to later pay for it making them tell everyone their story to warn them you should not interfere with the forces of nature.

7. The mood Shelley creates by alluding to this poem is dark and ominous. It makes the reader anticipate what is going to happen next by making shifts in the poem and giving dark vibes to it by showing that something bad is going to happen.

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1.Dr. Frankenstein was similar to Prometheus due to the fact that they both lacked rational thinking. They had a goal in mind and they worked to achieve them without considering the effect their actions may have. On the contrary, when Prometheus had to face the consequences of giving fire to humans, he took his punishment and accepted his fate. Dr. Frankenstein ran away from his creation immediately after because he was afraid of what he had done. He regretted his creation because he finally understood he had made something he couldn't control.

2. Shelley titled her work after Prometheus to convey how Dr. Frankenstein came to bringing life to his creation. Like Prometheus, Dr. Frankenstein was motivated by a desire and disregarded logic and sense. Shelley wanted the reader to understand that Dr. Frankenstein's lack of forethought (similar to Prometheus) brought him anguish. Consequently, she alluded to one of the themes in her book of man playing "god" and bringing more destruction than good.

3. One literary allusion Shelley uses is Greek mythology. Titling her story "The Modern Prometheus" serves to convey how Dr. Frankenstein lacked reason and thus, got in over his head.
Shelley makes an allusion to the Garden of Eden in her story. She uses it to insiniuate Frankenstein's similarities with Satan.
Shelley uses the Ancient Mariner as an allusion to DR. Frankenstein.
4. In the ancient mariner, the main point is that messing with nature is a bad idea. Interfering with the natural course of action will only come back and make you regret your decision.
5. The poem is important to Walton because it inspires him. It gives him the courage to take on the challenges of life at sea and he finally sets off for the North Pole.
6. Both the mariner and Dr. Frankenstein have made mistakes by messing with nature and thus, altering nature's course profoundly. They both tell their story to warn others about interfering with the environment.
7. The poem has a dark and ominous mood. Shelley builds suspense with her allusions and makes the reader anticipate what will be coming next. She makes shifts in the poem and darkens the mood to demonstrate when something bad will occur.

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1.  Dr Frankenstein was not like Prometheus because both did not think rationally about what there actions would cause. Although Frankenstein abandoned his creature while Prometheus stood by.
2. Shelly entitled her manuscript after the character in the myth because she observed that both Prometheus and Frankenstein had similar character traits. Which was the ambition to do something that seems out of reach or god like.
3.The three literary allusions that Shelly presented  was Greek Mythology. With the myth of Prometheus, and how he stole fire from Zeus to give to mankind. Another  is the biblical allusions which is playing god and making life. Lastly the Rime of the ancient Mariner.
4. The important conception Rime of the Ancient Mariner is mainly about how you should not mess with Mother Nature.
5. The poem is important to Walton because it gives him purpose. In the sense that he know what he wants to do and how hr will do it.
6. Frankenstein and the mariner are similar because both live with a hole in there life and have the ability to tell the tale.
7.The Mood Shelly creates is a suspenseful mood that although odd keeps the story copacetic.

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1. Dr. Frankenstein was not like Prometheus, he did not think things through when he decided to make the creature. Although, he did create something that was not to be given power to, so in a way that is what made Mary Shelley compare Frankenstein to Prometheus.
2. Shelley might have entitled her manuscript as 'The Modern Prometheus' due to how both Prometheus and Frankenstein both playing the role of a god by creating a human beings.
3. Some allusions that Shelley puts into Frankenstein is Greek mythology when she uses the story of Prometheus to compare him and Frankenstein's ideas. Another allusion are biblical allusions, by the fact of creating life that God did not create.
4. The concept of 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' creates a role of not interfering or causing harm to nature or God's creatures.
5. The poem is is important to Walton because of the journey he is taking to fulfill his desire of travelling. In a way, it is also a comparison when the ship gets stuck in-between the icebergs and him finding the stranger stuck in-between ice as well.
6. The stranger is similar to the ancient Mariner because of how he is telling his tale of his mistake that he did in life so that Walton would not dare repeat what he did.
7. Shelley alludes the mood of the poem to the story as a dark and eerie way in which how mistakes will cost you a life that you did not think that you would like and try and help prevent the people who think this way

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1. They were alike in the sense that they both did not think about the consequences of their actions. But their reasons for doing what they did were very different. Prometheus stole fire from Zeus to help humans and was punished for it, while Dr. Frankenstein created life for his own scientific discovery.

2. Mary Shelley might have entitled her manuscript after the character of a myth to compare the two main characters. Victor Frankenstein, just like Prometheus,  stole something for their own benefit. Frankenstein took human parts from a cadaver to create life and play the role of God and Prometheus robbed fire from Zeus to give to humans, both in which resulted in punishment.
3. Mary Shelly creates three literary allusions in her work. Greek mythology in which she compares Dr. Frankenstein and Prometheus who are both punished for their actions as well as the main character in  "The rime of the Ancient Mariner." She also alludes to the Bible as she writes about Victor creating life (playing the role of God).
4. " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" includes important concepts that Mary Shelley utilizes in her literature like the consequences of every action. In both of the pieces, the characters take responsibility for their wrong actions.
5. RAM might be important to Walton because the same catastrophe could happen to him as he is traveling the ocean like the mariner. Perhaps, Walton can learn from the Mariner and think before making a decision.
6. The stranger (Frankenstein) and the Mariner are similar in the sense that they both have something they regret and are alive to tell the story.
7. The mood Mary Shelley creates is suspenseful, evil, and foreboding for what is to come.

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1. Dr. Frankenstein was like Prometheus because both created/gave something to the humans that was a reserved power to the Gods. However, Frankenstein left his creation.

2. Shelley entitled her manuscript after the characters in the myth because she saw the similarities between them and her own story's characters. She saw that Frankenstein resembled Prometheus in a way since both gave human's a new discovery.

3. Shelley alludes to greek mythology by mentioning Prometheus. She also alludes to "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" when she mentions the albatross, and she also makes biblical references as she wrote about the creation of life.

4. " The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" refers to the concept that we should not mess with nature. It also expresses the concept of having a huge burden with you as a result of your actions.

5. This poem is important to Walton because he makes the connection between what happens in the poem, and what Victor is telling him. He can also relate to the curiosity and arrogance that these men had, so the poem is important because it is a warning to him. Walton is like the wedding guests in RAM. He can also relate since the poem takes place on a ship, like his own, and he is on a journey too.

6. Frankenstein and the Mariner are similar since they share a common experience. They both decided to interfere with nature and have to live with the burden of their actions, but they share their story. They both warn others by telling them what happened to them.

7. The mood is dreadful and in a way foreboding. Shelley describes the story with suspense, and foreshadows tragedies and evils that are fearful. It is pretty mysterious

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1. Dr. Frankenstein and Prometheus were both similar by  both conquering the success of creation and began with intentions that were pure and determined, however, the difference between these two creators were the affection for their creations. While Prometheus adored his, Frankenstein was horrified and ashamed of his.

2. Shelly might have entitled her manuscript after the character in the myth because of the similarities between the two. Shelly saw Prometheus in her character Dr. Frankenstein. For example, she saw the determination between the two and intentions of "creating" and bringing something they were not meant to into this world.

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1. Dr. Frankenstein was not like Prometheus due to the fact that Frankenstein abandoned his creature while Prometheus did not.  Frankenstein was full of disgust when he saw the outcome of his creation and ran away to avoid consequences but Prometheus accepted his fate and was punished.
2. Shelley entitled her manuscript the Modern Prometheus because both characters have similarities. They both bring something into the world and are punished for it.
3. There are three allusions that Shelley used for the novel. One alludes to Greek mythology by Prometheus. She also alludes to the main character, Walton , in the Rime of the Ancient Mariner. She finally alludes to Adam and Eve, which a biblical allusion
4.  The important concept from the Rime of the Ancient Mariner is "having an albatross around his neck". Just like the mariner Walton is sailing through an icy sea.
5. Walton believes that killing god's creations may curse him just like it happened to the mariner.
6. The stranger and the mariner both were in a search for something or someone.
7. The mood that Shelley create eerie and mysterious. A search for a creepy creature is what happens in both the novel and the poem.

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1. Dr. Frankenstein was similar to Prometheus but not the same. Frankenstein was selfish he did not care for his creation neither did he care what people would have thought of him. Prometheus on the other hand wanted to help others and cared for his people. But, although they both created something they created for different reasons and their intentions were not meant to be  evil.
2. Shelley might have entitled her manuscript after the character in the myth because although they are somewhat different Shelley can relate to Prometheus. Also when reading Frankenstein we can also read  "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" and compare Victor and Prometheus or discuss their similarities.
3. The three literary allusions that Shelley makes were the Myth of Prometheus which was Greek Mythology. The second being Biblical because Dr. Frankenstein and Prometheus both create life like God did. "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" because she discusses the Albatross.
4. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner poem refers to the concept that us as humans should not interfere with the creations of God.  The Mariner killed the Albatross and does not explain as to why he killed it. The other men on the ship were angry at the fact that he killed what once brought good luck to their ship, so they hung the dead Albatross on his neck as a constant reminder that he killed Gods creation.
5.  This poem is important to Walton because it most likely encouraged him to go out to sea to the North.
6. The Stranger and ancient mariner were similar. But the stranger (Dr. Frankenstein) experienced success with his creation to soon realize his creation was hideous. The ancient mariner on the ship killed the Albatross although they are known to be good luck and it turned out to be bad luck. Both the Ancient mariner and stranger killed their chances of redeeming themselves to others because if the mariner hadn't killed the albatross then they might have gotten good luck. If Frankenstein weren't to create his creation William most likely would have been alive.
7. The mood that Shelley creates by alluding this poem is anticipation because we want to know what happens next. They both surround death and its suspenseful when you read the story and poem.

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1. Yes, Dr. Frankenstein was like Prometheus because they both acted like god. Prometheus by stealing fire from Zeus to give it to the people and Dr. Frankenstein for creating life.
2. Shelley might have entitled her manuscript after the character in the myth because she saw the similarities Dr. Frankenstein had with Prometheus. Those similarities being acting like a god, giving and creating something they didn't have the power to do.
3. The three literary allusions that Shelley used were:
- Prometheus, she used this myth to show Greek Mythology, that after you do something you can't just leave it, you need to face up to your actions.
- "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner", she used this poem to show that your actions have consequences.
- The Bible, she used the bible because Dr. Frankenstein created life a thing that only god could do.
4. The important concept that RAM epic poem refers to is sin because the Mariner killed the albatross on a whim. This is considered a sin because the only person who has the ability to give and take a life is god.
5. This poem is important to Walton because he relates to the Mariner's situation, because of his voyage.
6. The stranger is similar to the ancient Mariner because the stranger is warning Walton of the consequences his actions might have, its the same thing that the Mariner was doing with the wedding guest.
7. The mood that Shelley creates by alluding to this poem is optimistic because at the end of the letters Walton changes his mind and says that he will go and explore but he will not kill no albatross so he will be safe.

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1. Dr.Frankenstein is not similar to Prometheus, as both had different moralities which impacted why they wanted to invent or discover something new. For example, Prometheus discovered fire for the human race to benefit from, as I felt Dr.Frankenstein wanted to animate the dead as an achievement. In addition, a contrast exists between both characters as Prometheus stood by his creation and received the punishment for his consequences, where as Dr.Frankenstein, while still receiving punishment for his creation, ran away from "the monster" until being confronted by his own creation to hear it's story.

2. Mary Shelle might have entitled her manuscript after the character in the myth because both character shared similar traits in their development, such as Prometheus and Victor Frankenstein both discovered or created something because of their ego.

3. The three literally allusions that the Mary Shelley provides in "Frankenstein" are  Greek Mythology - the tale of Prometheus, a biblical allusion - Adam and Eve, and Walton, the character from "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner."

4. The concept that RAM epic poem refers to is that humans should not have the decision to play God. While  the concept has been utilized in plenty of sci-fi Hollywood films it is evident that the natural order of things should not be altered in any way shape or form. If such events occur however, it can produce a butterfly effect, such as the death of all crew members after the Albatross was killed and Frankenstein's brother, Willian, being murdered by his own creation, including Justine.

5.  This poem is most likely important to Walton as it made a emotional connection as he to is a sailor on a ship exploring for adventure. In addition, the poem most likely had a belief that Walton agreed with or potentially

6. The stranger is similar to the Mariner as both have messed the balance of order creating a butterfly effect(killing the Albatross and abandoning the monster), which led to the demise of others, and a guilty conscience  has now brought them to share their story so others will not repeat it.

7. Shelley creates an anxiousness and cautious mood as the reader wants to know what events are going to unfold next.

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1. Dr. Frankenstein was like Prometheus because they both got powers that were usually reserved for the Gods. Prometheus stole fire from Zeus a God and Dr. Frankenstein was able to create life which is a God power. They differ in that Prometheus cared for the humans and gave them the fire. Frankenstein however was disgusted by his actions when he created the creature, and no longer cared for the creature.

2. Shelley entitled her manuscript after Prometheus because  of the similarities she identified between the two characters. Prometheus and Dr. Frankenstein were both able create life, and they both faced consequences for their respective actions.

3. Three literary allusions that Shelley used were the bible, "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" and Prometheus. She references Prometheus where Victor creates life like Prometheus. In "The  Rime of the Ancient Mariner" Robert Walton is like the wedding guest hearing the story and Victor is like the mariner telling the story. The stories also have the similar theme of valuing life. The bible is also referenced in  the sense that Victor acts almost like a God creating life, similarly to God who created Adam and Eve.

4. "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" epic poem notes the important concept of the severity of interfering with life or death. The mariner killed the albatross and faced severe consequences for it, such that all of his crew died.

5. This poem is important to Walton because it is similar to his situation where is like the wedding guest and Frankenstein is the mariner. Moreover, this poem can also use this poem as a precaution to avoid being like the mariner and sharing his fate.

6. The stranger is similar to the ancient mariner because they both bothered with life and death and faced dire consequences because of it. They are also similar because both tell their story as a warning for others. The stranger warning of the search of knowledge and the mariner of the importance and sacredness of God's creatures.

7. The mood that Shelly establishes by alluding to "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner" poem is suspense because we know that in the story the Mariner faces a dire fate, so we can expect the same of the stranger, leaving the reader both curious and anxious to discover what comes next. Furthermore, Shelley also creates a foreboding mood because if the mariners fate was lamentable, then so much the strangers.

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1. No, Frankenstein is not like  Prometheus because he abandoned his creation and was disgusted by it while Prometheus stole the fire in order to help mankind knowing that if caught, he would be punished.
2. Mary Shelley might have entitled her manuscript after the character in the myth because although they differ in some ways, she  saw similarities between Frankenstein and Prometheus like how they both wanted to do something that would help humans.
3. The literally allusions that she provides are in reference to "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner", Greek mythology= Prometheus and  the bible=Adam and Eve.
4. The important concept in "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner", is that one should learn to appreciate nature and all living things. They hold a place just as humans do