https://padlet.com/vbodiwala1/gj6ox7b3mtqd by Viraj & Daniel en-us 2020-01-29 19:13:19 UTC 2020-01-29 19:43:24 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f60e.png vbodiwala1 https://padlet.com/vbodiwala1/gj6ox7b3mtqd/wish/437788918 1. How does feminist thought play within the book?

2. Why didn't Victor warn Elizabeth about the creature hunting them down?

3. Why has Victor accepted defeat in the form of subordination to the creature?

4. Why does the creature find comfort in witnessing humans such as Felix & Agatha?

5. Why does the creature specifically target Elizabeth rather than Victor?

6. Why does Victor run away from all his hard work through the seasons rather than confront the monster?

7. Why did the monster find a welcoming warmth within De Lacey?

8. Why is Victor so intrigued about breaking the boundary between life & death?

9. Did Victor expect his artificial form of life to be a beautiful being that would be intelligent and outperform normal human beings?

10. Why didn't Victor accept his guilt at both of the killings done by the monster?]]> 2020-01-29 19:14:42 UTC https://padlet.com/vbodiwala1/gj6ox7b3mtqd/wish/437788918 dgluzkin https://padlet.com/vbodiwala1/gj6ox7b3mtqd/wish/437794069 1. Why does Victor choose not to name the monster?

2. Why do we say that the monsters name is Frankenstein when it never says so in the book

3. Why does the creature torment Victor instead of killing him when Victor destroys the female monster

4. Why did the monster follow Victor when Victor was building the female when the monster knew Victor would be angry

5. Why didn't Victor tell any authorities about the monster when it killed Elizabeth

6. How come Victor decided to make the monster if he knew that it might not turn out perfect. And since it didn't turn out good, how come he hates it so much?

7. Does the monster get hurt whenever Victor insults it? does it have feelings?

8.Is Victor guilty about all the deaths the monster caused?

9. Does Victor think the monster is untrustworthy and that's why he destroyed the female monster?

10. How much money did it cost Victor to make the monster]]> 2020-01-29 19:20:45 UTC https://padlet.com/vbodiwala1/gj6ox7b3mtqd/wish/437794069 vbodiwala1 https://padlet.com/vbodiwala1/gj6ox7b3mtqd/wish/437802567 1. Why has Victor accepted defeat in the form of subordination to the creature?

2. Why does the creature specifically target Elizabeth rather than Victor?

3. Why is Victor so intrigued about breaking the boundary between life & death?

4. Why didn't Victor warn Elizabeth about the creature hunting them down?

5. Why does the creature find comfort in witnessing humans such as Felix & Agatha?

6. Why do we say that the monsters name is Frankenstein when it never says so in the book?

7.  Why does the creature torment Victor instead of killing him when Victor destroys the female monster?

8. Does the monster get hurt whenever Victor insults it? Does it have feelings?

9. Is Victor guilty about all the deaths the monster caused?

10. How much money did it cost Victor to make the monster?]]> 2020-01-29 19:32:24 UTC https://padlet.com/vbodiwala1/gj6ox7b3mtqd/wish/437802567 vbodiwala1 https://padlet.com/vbodiwala1/gj6ox7b3mtqd/wish/437805582 Why do we say that the monster's name is Frankenstein when it never says so in the book? - We find this question engaging due to the fact that there is no true right answer. Readers can interpret and convey their thoughts however they feel.

Why has Victor accepted defeat in the form of subordination to the creature? - We find this question engaging because it incorporates the whole book and it takes a bit of analyzing because to the reader's mind, why would a creator succumb to his creation?

Why is Victor so intrigued about breaking the boundary between life & death ? - We find this question intriguing because it basically summarizes Victor's initial intent to dive into his research and creating the creature in the first place.]]> 2020-01-29 19:36:57 UTC https://padlet.com/vbodiwala1/gj6ox7b3mtqd/wish/437805582 vbodiwala1 https://padlet.com/vbodiwala1/gj6ox7b3mtqd/wish/437808140 Why do we say that the monster's name is Frankenstein when it never says so in the book?

First, we think that an initially for why we refer to the creature as Frankenstein is because Victor created it, exemplifying a form of ownership over it. However, we primarily think that giving the monster Frankenstein as a name shows how both Victor & the creature are both monsters, Victor on the inside & the creature on the outside.]]> 2020-01-29 19:40:17 UTC https://padlet.com/vbodiwala1/gj6ox7b3mtqd/wish/437808140