- "the conflict Victor goes thru in the novel frankenstein is disturbing in the sense that he misses the point. he does not realise what the creature is asking for, (much like how i feel about this question, oops.) and instead, comes up with two totally self-centered answer. one, to create another miserable creature, and another, to neglect the creature yet again.
it reflects the contemporary society in which Shelly was writing the novel, and perhaps this still reflects our modern society as well, and that is the reason we consider even studying this (long-winded) text."
- "Victor could have created an another male life-partner for the creature. if Walton's loneliness is resolved by Victor, why not? but no, Victor had to neglect the creature, not once, but twice."
- "basically, my view about this conflict is that i see this as Shelly posing the problem of us being unempathetic, and basically selfish.
However, that could change. From you and me.
(Give me an "A" and I swear, i'll contribute to World Peace.)
Shelly proposed this possibility of men's retribution by Walton's rational decision; to go back to England."
4 comments:
oookaayy...
i'm assuming u're not gonna be taking literature next sem & u don't really fancy ur lit lecturer.
>>Zhesickcar
not really... i like my lit lecturer, but its true that im not taking literature next semester.
but im thinking i'd even do this if i were doing literature next semester. its my (bad) habit.
doing this wud make u "retake" literature next sem. so i guess in a way it shows how much u like ur lit lecturer. =P
y aren't u taking literature?
ur pretty gud.
>>Zhesickcar
hm, i doubt ill retake it.
i have to start my university.
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