Frankenstein Notes ------------------------------------------------- Some Interesting Points * There is a chilling logic in the creature's arguments. Why should he not respond in kind to the way that he has been treated by both his maker, who should have cared for him and looked after him, and by mankind as a whole? If the creature is inhuman, it is only because he is imitating the inhumanity of the human species. Therefore, I think that the novel presents Victor as being more inhuman.
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protected me from harm, wiped away my tears. The one who brought this joy and happiness to my life. He was a bright angel. a shiny diamond. Suddenly out of nowhere He became the main character of my most beautiful and painful relationship. He was the charming prince of my story, the beast in0 my nightmare. Still i couldn't keep grudge against him, because above all he was and still is my best friend. the one i loved just like a brother, the one i shared my secrets with just like a shadow. The beginning
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Ambitious Guest” that some force of nature is going to affect the characters. We can say that something bad will happen to the family because of this stones. Symbolism In this story mountain is the symbol of many things. At first it is the symbol of life and constant struggle to the top. The mountain and the avalanches (stones and rocks that fall from the mountain) are symbols of the hardship and consequences of the journey to make it to the top to reach our goals. The fact that Hawthorn does not give
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p. 31 - PART 1: Summary 1. Force yourself to act enthusiastic, and you’ll become enthusiastic. Make a high and holy resolve that you will double the amount of enthusiasm that you have been putting into your work and into your life. If you carry out that resolve, you will probably double your income, and double your happiness. How can you begin? There is just one rule: To become enthusiastic, act enthusiastic. 2. Remember the one sentence uttered by Walter LeMar Talbot. “After all this
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are both somewhat similar in content. In Anthem, Equality 7-2521 wants to change the world, and so does Jonas. They both want to contribute back to their own communities to make the world a better place for everyone. Both stories contain secrets, but the secrets have been discovered by both main characters. The major difference in Anthem and The Giver are the difference in content, and time era, as well as setting. Anthem takes place in a Small community with many segregated groups. The Giver also
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Anthem Writing contest I am. I think. I will, when these words are thought nothing out of the ordinary comes to mind. According to Ayn Rand’s book anthem, mine, my, and I are all taken for granted. Ayn Rand was born in 1905 and her book Anthem, published in 1938 kick started a all new genre of dystopian society books. In Anthem a future world has lost technology and all knowledge of individualism. They have abandoned the thought of themselves and now “worship” the word we. Equality 7-2151 breaks
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right hand is doing, 4 so that your gift may be in secret. And your Father, who sees in secret, will reward you. 5 “Whenever you pray, do not be like the hypocrites, because they love to pray while standing in synagogues and on street corners so that people can see them. Truly I say to you, they have their reward. 6 But whenever you pray, go into your room, close the door, and pray to your Father in secret. And your Father, who sees in secret, will reward you. 7 When you pray, do not babble repetitiously
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A pastor in a small town in Connecticut delivers a speech of a secret sin wearing a black veil. The townspeople immediately begin to gossip. Some people say he's mad while others say he's covering his shameful sin. After the sermon, a funeral is held for a young lady who recently passed away. Mr. Hooper decided to stay for the funeral and continues to wear the black veil . The people then begin to judge him for wearing this mysterious black veil. Even though most of the townspeople start making assumptions
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An Investigation Into The Use Of Nouns By Four-Year-Olds During Play. Introduction In my investigation I will be looking at short extracts of the Channel Four TV show ‘The Secret Life of Four Year Olds’. This documentary followed ten Four Year Olds whilst they were at nursery. The nursery was specially equipped with cameras and microphones to capture the children’s speech development and social interactions. By analysing the transcript I will be able to investigate the theory of Katherine
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Ibsen’s Influential Individuals Whenever people read A Doll’s House, they usually focus on the main character Nora. Because of her decision to abandon her children, many people have grown to dislike her. Although Nora ultimately decides to leave her children in the hands of a possessive man, she is not fully responsible for her actions. Ibsen cleverly includes feminist, possessive, loving, and desperate characters in order to create a controversial play. The characters in A Doll’s House affect
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