Year 7 Frankenstein by S https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein How does Shelley use language to create a sense of fear and tension in this extract? en-us 2019-01-14 13:13:18 UTC 2021-05-15 10:18:47 UTC hello@padlet.com Tejus’s PEA EA https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559381 Mary Shelley creates tensce atmosphere by describing the weather as “A dreary night”this usually gives the reader a sense of fear and dreary is usually described as a dull and bleak adjective and it brings the author(Mary Shelley) decided use this adjective to give the reader a sense of tension and feeling of something that a negative thing is about to happen. The word night  usually also suggests the atmosphere might be dark and it also brings the reader a sense of fear. ]]> 2019-01-17 07:16:52 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559381 Nadaa's PEA EA https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559485 Mary Shelley creates tension and fear in this extract by describing the environment.The author uses the word 'dreary' to describe the night. The word 'dreary' means gloomy ,dull and dark. This emphasizes the mood of Victor Frankenstein because it mirrors his disappointment and regret towards the awful monster.This depressive atmosphere highlights Victor's loneliness and melancholy.Pathetic fallacy is the use of weather or nature to reflect the character's feelings.The author, Shelley used this pathetic fallacy to give the reader a feel of the setting and foreshadow what's going to happen ahead.The reader is on the edge and understands the mood of the atmosphere.]]> 2019-01-17 07:17:35 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559485 Eesha's PEAEA https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559515 Mary Shelley presents a sense of fear and creates a tense atmosphere in the famous novel 'Frankenstein'. Shelley creates this atmosphere when 'the rain pattered dismally against the panes' as Victor anxiously waited for Frankenstein to wake up. Shelley mirrors the emotions of Victor Frankenstein as he recalls what happened on the night he brought a monster to life, through the use of weather. Pathetic Fallacy is used to describe the weather and for it to reflect the narrators emotional state. The word 'pattered' creates an eerie and unsettling atmosphere because it uses sound to directly relate to the fact that someone is constantly knocking at the window. The author implicitly creates a creepy atmosphere which is intended to terrify the reader but also hooking them on so that they want to know what happens next. Shelley creates an eerie atmosphere by describing the night as a 'dreary night of November'. The word dreary is defined to be depressingly dull, bleak and repetitive. As Victor Frankenstein is recalling the event, the word 'dreary' suggests that something terribly wrong is about to occur. Shelley intended to create an unsettling atmosphere as the moth of November is associated with utter dismay and negativity. The reader feels a sense of anxiety as they read on. ]]> 2019-01-17 07:17:47 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559515 Haykal’s PEAEA https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559539 Shelly creates a tense and horrifying atmosphere in the extract of Frankenstein. The phrase “the rain pattered dismally against the panes”, suggests that the rain is mirroring or reflecting on Victor Frankenstein’s mood. This illustrates Victor feels miserable and gloomy since he failed miserably at creating the ‘perfect’ human being after 2 years of it in the making. The device that is being used in the phrase is pathetic fallacy which is a type of device that mirrors a character’s mood. The readers would have sympathy for Victor Frankenstein after his failure. Shelly is wants to make it a tense environment to show the gothic nature of the book. Another phrase “dull yellow eye” illustrates that the creature that Victor Frankenstein made isn’t normal. This

]]> 2019-01-17 07:17:55 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559539 Lucy's PEAEA https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559540 Question: how does Shelley use language to create a sense of fear and tension in this extract?

Shelley creates fear and tension by describing the atmosphere in this extract. "miserable monster" is an example of powerful adjective and alliteration.The definition of 'miserable' in this quotation is used to report how angry and disappointed Victor is with his creation.He describes his creature as a 'monster' which is presented as something horrid. Miserable suggests wretchedly unhappy or uncomfortable. When Victor narrates his creation as an ugly, daunting beast, he's trying to reveal to the  readers how aggrieved he is and how his 'perfect' construction. This makes the reader feel Victor's disgust and distress. Mary Shelly uses alliteration and powerful adjectives to create a tension for the readers to feel. She does this to make the ]]> 2019-01-17 07:17:56 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559540 Jude’s PEAEA https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559552 Shelley uses language to create a sense of fear and tension in this extract. This is shown by implying the miserable creature Victor had created has a “dull yellow eye”. Firstly the word “dull” has been used to describe Frankenstein’s eye, the literal meaning of dull is lacking interest and that suggests that the creature has no life in it, the word “yellow” was also used it implies that Frankenstein has a different eyecolor to what it’s supposed to be, eyes are the window to the soul and Shelley used these these words show that Frankenstein isn’t a human, this makes the reader question what he is. As Victor is recalling the night of when Frankenstein came to life he implied that the rain “patterned dismally against the panes”. The word “patterned” simply means a light repetitive tapping sound, this word suggests that the rain almost sounds like someone is tapping on his window, which creates an eerie feeling. Additionally the word “dismally” suggests that Victor was feeling melancholic. The language technique Shelley used here is pathetic fallacy and it is using the weather to express your mood or tone, in this case it is quite gloomy and depressing. This makes the reader more intrigued to the story, which then builds on tension.]]> 2019-01-17 07:18:01 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559552 Joumana’s PEAEA https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559590 Shelley creates a sense of fear by making a tense atmosphere. In the extract the author recalls “demonical corpse”. The word demonical means demon or evil spirit, the word corpse means body. The author has compared Frankenstein with a demon or an evil spirit which suggests that he was evil and a devil body. In this the author had used a metaphor it has been used to create imagery. The effect on the reader is to make the reader imagine how frankestian looks like by the word demonical and the word corpse. This creates fear and creates a tense atmosphere. “Dreary night” this is usaully used to creates a sense of fear since dreary means dull and dark which shows how terrifying it was outside. Here the author has used pathetic fallacy to make an eerie atmosphere. The effect on the reader feel how the weather and the time it was. Pathetic fallacy has been used to make the reader imagine how the charecter felt outside and how terrifying it was. This mood creates is fearful and a melancholic]]> 2019-01-17 07:18:16 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559590 Aya's PEA https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559601 Question: How does Shelley use language to create a sense of fear and tension in this extract?

Mary Shelley initiates a sense of fear and tension using the atmosphere/appearance of the monster she has described in her popular novel, "Frankenstein". This is suggested when she claims that the "rain pattered dismally against the panes." This use of pathetic fallacy suggests that the weather mirrors Dr. Frankenstein's mood as he discovers his creation has failed. The literal meaning is that the rain is thumping against the window pane as a storm is brewing. This indicates that the "pattering" sound resembles that of tapping. This creates an eerie mood that is meant to mystify and scare the reader. It can be supported by the powerful adjective, that also links to pathetic fallacy, which is "dreary". The word "dreary" is defined as gloomy. This creates suspense, convincing the reader to continue on. Shelley also creates an unsettling atmosphere through the monster's "dull yellow eye." A normal human being does not have yellow eyes, in turn frightens the reader. This is supported by the names Dr. Frankenstein calls his creation, such as "the wretch". ]]> 2019-01-17 07:18:20 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559601 Futtaims peaea https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559699 Question:how does Shelly use language to create sense of fear and tension in this extract ?

In this extract of the novel 'Frankenstein' Mary Shelly  creates a sense of fear and tension . This is clearly shown when victor says ' the rain pattered dismally' this suggests that the weather was depressing and gloomy because that's what rain is usually associated with , it makes the reader feel downhearted ,the author intentions are to create a dreary atmosphere,the divine used is pathetic fallacy , the rain is used to mirror the characters emotions , which automatically gives a negative mood and tone to the extract . It is also imphasised when victor says 'demonical corpse ' this suggests that victor is describing the creature Frankenstein as a demon , a demon is a supernatural character and is usually associated with evil spirits, the spine-choking this is that it is known to be able to posses things,there is also a corpse which makes it mysterious , it makes the reader feel cold and eary , the author intentions are to create a mystifying atmosphere , the device used is powerful adjectives it is used to tell us about the character .this shows that Mary Shelly creates tension and frear In the extract . ]]> 2019-01-17 07:19:01 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559699 Paloma's PEAEA PalomaDucos https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559724 Question: How does Shelley use language to create a sense of fear and tension in this extract?

 Mary Shelley creates a sense of fear and tension in the novel Frankenstein. She creates these emotions when she says that "the rain pattered dismally against the panes". This is an example of Pathetic Fallacy and it mirrors Victor Frankenstein's emotions which in this case are anxious and apprehensive by  using nature and the weather. Victor is nervous because he has just finished his experiment of attempting to make the "perfect human" and he is waiting for it to wake up, not knowing if it will work or not..The fact that the words "pattered" "dismally" are used shows that Victor Frankenstein was in a stressful situation and also foreshadows that something bad will happen because of how dark and negative the atmosphere is. The word "pattered" describes rain tapping on the windows repetitively and the word "dismally" means in a gloomy or  depressed manner. Which creates an image in the readers mind of a dark night and the slow, gloomy rainfall repetitively tapping on Victors window. This puts the reader in an unsettling and suspenseful position because they can almost feel that whatever happens, won't end well.]]> 2019-01-17 07:19:08 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559724 Jaden’s PEAEA https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559776 Q: How does Shelley use language to create a sense of fear and tension in this extract?

In this extract, Mary Shelley creates a fearful, anxiety-ridden atmostphere. This is evident when “the rain pattered dismally against the panes” as Victor nervously awaits Frankenstein’s awakening. Rain is usually associated with a gloomy mood, sometimes foreshadowing a storm or a devastating event. It instills fear in the reader, creating suspense as they wonder about the results of this project. The word “dismal” also is links in with this, as it means to cause a solemn, depressing atmosphere. 
 




]]> 2019-01-17 07:19:28 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559776 Elena’s PEAEA https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559827 How does Shelly use language to create a sense of fear and tension in this extract?

Mary Shelley creates fear and tension in her novel Frankenstein. This is shown with “the rain pattered dismally”. The use of pathatic fallacy mirrors how the protagonist (Victor Frankenstein) was feeling on the night that the “miserable monster” was created. Rain is often associated with sadness, depression, and melancholy which was how Victor was feeling that night. It also foreshadows that something pessimistic or bitter is soon to happen. Pathatic fallacy is also shown in “dreary night of November”. The fact that it was at night, alludes that something terrible or eerie will happen since night is linked with evil and darkness which creates fear in the reader.]]> 2019-01-17 07:19:46 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559827 Kendra’s Pea, harkn001 https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559858 In this extract Shelly makes the reader feel nervous for what is to come. In the extract Victor recalls “the rain pattered dismally on the panes.” This makes the reader feel nervous because “rain” is often considered a disheartening and depressing thing. The author used Pathetic Fallacy because she wanted it to mirror Victors mood if that night and Bictir thinks that it is dreadful and he is disturbed that he was there. This makes the reader feel nervous because they think that something is going to happen.

Victor recalls “I saw the dull yellow eye.” Yellow implys sickness an death making the reader feel tense because we want to know what the rest of the thing that the eye belongs to. Dull implys boring and simplistic making the creature seem like it is the most normal thing in the world when eyes normally have allot of detail. The authors intentions are to make the reader feel nervous for Victor because they don’t wan hon to hurt by the creature with the “dull yellow eye.]]> 2019-01-17 07:19:58 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321559858 Vida’s PEAEA vidasadeghibae https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321561031 Question: how does Shelly use language to create a sense of fear and tension in this extract?
Shelly presents a sense of tension in this extract by creating a fearful atmosphere. This is shown when Victor recalls “dreary night”. This suggests that the night was dull and dark which tells the reader that very little can be seen and the author’s intention is to foreshadow the disaster that is about to happen. The author has used pathetic fallacy to reflect the speaker’s emotions through nature and weather. The effect on the reader is they start to sense danger and become terrified. This is protrayed when Victor saw “the dull yellow eye” of the creature. The word “dull” shows the eye is lifeless and quite colourless eventhough Victor wanted to create a beautiful human. The author has used powerful adjectives to show the reader what the creature looks like and help with imagery. This makes the reader disappointed and their moods change to melancholic. “Yellow also shows us how dark and lifeless the creature’s eyes are, which creates a fearful and anxious atmosphere. These powerful adjectives show how dark and and fearful the atmosphere is.]]> 2019-01-17 07:27:09 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321561031 Roberts PEAEA robert_nastase71 https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321561813 In Extract 1 Shelly creates a sense of fear and tension by mirroring the narrators feelings in nature. She uses pathetic fallacy repeatedly throughout the extract as shown when she wrote “ the rain pattered dismally against the panes”, this is mirroring victor frankensteins emotion which is fear, this makes the reader feel fear and curios what will happen next, the authors intention was to create a picture in the readers head that the setting is dark and gloomy and creepy and this is so the reader feels fear and curiosity which hooks the reader. Shelly has  used pathetic fallacy to create a sense of fear and tension by making them feel fear and curiosity and therefore hooking them to read more. Pathetic fallacy is used many times throughout the extract as represented when Shelly wrote “Dreary Night”, this makes the reader feels a sense of eerieness, the writers intention is make the reader feel a sense of eerieness and to hook the reader.]]> 2019-01-17 07:31:45 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321561813 Mattea’s PEAEA matteaf2508 https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321563361 Shelley presents fear and tension through the use of atmosphere.“It was a dreary night of November” . The word dreary is defined as being bleak and despressing. Shelly utilizes the word dreary to mirror the mood of the narrator. This suggests that the narrator feels depressed and dreadful. The author intended to create a dread atmosphere. The effect was making the emotion of fear emphasized. 
“Demoniacal corpse”. The word demoniacal means something evil or to do with the demon. The device used is a metaphor. Frankstein compares his creation to a demon through the use of the word “demoniacal”. Shelley also uses the word “corpse”. Corpse is defined as a dead body that is cold and grey. The word corpse is also a technique of Gothic style writing. The author intended to present Frankenstein as something evil and dead looking. The effect is a sense of contast since Victor Frankenstein intended for him to be perfect and handsome.  

]]> 2019-01-17 07:40:21 UTC https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/321563361 Zeesha PEAEA zeeshayusufzai https://padlet.com/sdonegan/frankenstein/wish/326237557 Mary Shelly creates a captivating tone to present a sense of fear and tension. Shelly portrays the creature as a “Miserable monster”. The author uses alliteration and a powerful adjective in this quotation. Here ‘Miserable’ means dismal or depressed. This suggests that the ‘monster’ was a horrible “wretch”.‘Monster’ refers to the creature that Victor has created. The quotation has a negative connotation as the creature didn’t come out as Victor intended. The alliteration here creates a memorable effect. The powerful adjective here is ‘Miserable’.
'Miserable’ shows that the creature turned out to be a petrifying ‘monster’. The author’s intention is to evoke fear into the reader’s mind. Furthermore, Shelly states that it was a “Dreary night”. Mary Shelly uses Pathetic Fallecy to reflect the dark night with Victors emotions. Here ‘dreary’ means “dull”, dark and gloomy. This suggests that the ‘Dreary night’ is used to mirror the emotions of Victor Frankenstein, as he is lacking excitement because he wanted to create a perfect human but in the end the creature turned out to be a terrible ‘wretch’. The quotation ‘Dreary night, also is visual imagery as it makes the reader visualise the gloomy and dark ‘night’. This portrays a frightening image in the minds of the reader,. Shelly uses this to help form a eerie and tense feeling in the extract.
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