This paper was pretty straightforward and I think hit all the necessary points in the needed. The individual made their argument clear by clearly picking a side, which was Victor’s mistake was creating the monster, and then including arguments and Continue reading
The Frankenstein paper which I read was very well put together and even though he did not yet have all of it completed yet I could tell much time was invested into the paper. The writer used elevated diction with Continue reading
Your paper begins with a brief summary and analysis of Victor’s intentions while attempting to bring the creature to life. Including that the creature did, indeed, come from death is an important point that I am glad to see you Continue reading
I think that the essay would benefit a lot with a strongly-worded thesis at the beginning so the readers understand what exactly is being argued. An introductory paragraph that relates to the outside world more so than a plot summary Continue reading
Your introduction paragraph starts off well, with a good hook that also summarizes the part of frankenstein that is relevant to the prompt. However, immediately after, you introduce a counterargument. This would be fine, but you simply state that there Continue reading
In my classmates Frankenstein piece, he addressed many ideas that switched my perspective from how I originally viewed the story. Initially I did not think the monster or Victor had any reason to be victims of what they complained about. The monster Continue reading
Review of Eddy Flores’s essay. In Eddy’s Frankenstein essay the main idea is that the biggest mistake made by Victor Frankenstein was creating the creature and not taking responsibility of this act by nurturing and raising it in a humanly Continue reading
The novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley highlights multiple problems that still affect today’s society. In the novel, the scientist Victor Frankenstein creates a monster and then proceeds to let him loose in the world. This leads to a murder spree Continue reading
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is a novel that has transcended the passage of time, a story about how advancements in technology can lead to disaster. Victor Frankenstein, though not necessarily an inventor of new technology, creates a monster due to his desire Continue reading
“Frankenstein” and “Why the Future Doesn’t Need Us” both bring up similar issues, but in different ways. They both deal with the hubris of innovation and the problems that arise with ignorance, however these two stories have differing consequences. In Continue reading
