As we pick up in the novel Victor is in the process of making the creature a mate. This process is wearing at victor in the sence that he is ponering if he is doing what is right. Do you think it is right, should the creature have a mate? But after a sly smile Victor immediatly stops his work. He then is soon visited by the monster. The Monster says"I shall be with you on your wedding night." These word haunt Victor. Renewing the anguish that the secret of his creation oringanlly put on him. Should victor have told someone of what he had done? If so who should he have told? (besides Caption Walton to whom the story is currently being told) Also have you ever had a secret? Did you tell anyone? Do you wish you had told someone?
Great poll over to the right. Yes--I think the monster deserves a bride. It underscores a universal theme that everyone needs someone. Plato would have loved Frankenstein. He's the one who invented the phrase "soul mate".
ReplyDeleteDo you have a secret? Do you likewise wish to tell someone?
ReplyDeleteWow, I never really though of that part of the novel. Way to go Zach. Mr. Davis is right, everybody need to be able to express love. I wish that I didn't have some of the secrets I do, they are dangerous and can destroy a person.
ReplyDeleteYes. The Monster is going through is life with noone to enjoy it with. If Victor didnt want to make the bride, Im sure the Monster would have loved for Victor and it to be best friends.
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