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How did the progression of the creation throughout the story? and did it change your perspective on the creation?

When we have both perspectives on victor and the creation, did that affect the way you view them while reading the book?

-nate

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1.) How is the use of suspense built up before  Elizabeth´s death?

2.) What is the importance of Victor's dream of Elizabeth turning into a corpse when he kisses her?

3.) After reading more about Mary Shelley's life, what´s interesting about how she portrays women in Frankenstein?

Mailen Carrera

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Is Victor responsible for the actions of the creation?

In what way does the creation represent romanticism within the novel?

Nolan Porter

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1.  Throughout the novel, how does Shelly use weather to express Victor's emotions?

2. Why did Shelly use aspects of her personal life in her writing?

-Jordan Zimmerman

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1. How does the dynamic between nature and man-made creations affect the story.

2. Does the creation actually regret what he has done?

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1. Why was the creature so fascinated by people?

2. Why did the creature want to be accepted by Victor?

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If Victor had raised the creature, how do you think it would have turned out? Would it have still become a revengeful creature or would it have just followed victors footsteps into learning new things?                                                             Who is the real protagonist in Frankenstein? Is it Victor Frankenstein or is it Frankenstein's creation ?   

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If Victor had raised the creature, how do you think it would have turned out? Would it have still become a revengeful creature or would it have just followed victors footsteps into learning new things?                                                             Who is the real protagonist in Frankenstein? Is it Victor Frankenstein or is it Frankenstein's creation ?   

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Why do you think Mary Shelly used her own personal experiences to create part of her story line in Frankenstein?

If the creature were to never get their backstory how do you think you’d think of the creature if you only knew the actions that were told in the story?

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1) Was the creation justified in his hatred for Victor? Were his actions in any way justifiable to you?

2) What was the affect that killing William had on the creation?

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1.On page 155, Frankenstein saids, “The light of that conflagration will fade away; my ashes will be swept into the sea by the winds”. Where does Frankenstein go off to using complex clues?

2.What is the impact of Elizabeth's adoption on Robert?

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1. How does the creature mentally deal with the fact that he accidentally killed William?

1. Why do you think Victor created the creature in the first place?

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1)Is it Victor's fault he is the way he is?
2)At what rate would Frankenstein's Monster decay, or would he even continue to decay if he has a working nervous systems/pumping heart?
-Icarus

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1. Is Frankenstein's mistake due to fate or due to his own choices?

2. How does Shelley create anticipation and tension throughout the story?

-Mario Saldana

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TAYBOR

1.During the sequence of the letters do the romantic choices of words accentuate frankenstein's condition as mainly seen in letter 4 (additionally) does the state of frankenstein seen in the final pages of the book(164) give an accurate notation of the experiences taking place in the letters

2.how does the romantic language emphasize the creatures feelings

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1) Why did the creation wait until Frankenstein's death to show his remorse and how sorry he truly is?

2) How does the use of dark weather affect the scene’s emotions/ mood?

Dakotah Hayes

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1. Why was the creation so strong and durable when it was only made up of corpse parts?
2. Why would Victor selfishly risk the life of the ones he loved with all of his heart when refusing to make the creation´s wife?

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1. What is the likely hood that The Creation was telling the truth when it said it would kill himself?
2. What is the purpose of opening and closing the book with letters by Walton to his sister?

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Individual responsibility

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Jenna Dash Nate Emma Diego

1)What is the significance of Victor's sickness
2)How does the creatures feelings develop throughout the story

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Emily, Jordan, Trenton, Ashley and Yanett

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Emily, Jordan, Trenton, Ashley and Yanett

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Judgement can be clouded by guilt

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Thematic Statement: The relationship between nurturer and nurtured is easily exploited.

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Throughout the entire book the theme of blind rage is prevalent, the creature throughout the story attacks and destroys everything victor hold dear in an attempt to take away what he felt the Victor took from him. The creature, fueled in totality by his grief and hatred towards his own creator and performs this blind violence by ceaselessly murdering his friends and family without the slightest shred of for thought or empathy. And Victor stricken by rage values to destroy the creature and even refuses to make a spouse to the detriment of his friend who was murdered. The prevailing themes of gothicism throw the rage harboured by the characters to the forfront.

TAYBOR, BILLY, NOAH

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Social Responsibility
~Alexa Martinez, Mario Saldana, Dakotah Hayes

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1. why was the creation able to learn words and language faster than safie?

2. why is the creations diet so much different from a humans, it is a human body after all

xavier cruse