Gcse english literature Frankenstein plot
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Walton's letters at the beginning of Frankenstein help provide context and structure to the story and introduce themes that become important later. Shelley uses multiple settings to add exoticism and interest readers in different places. The Monster's monologue aims to gain sympathy from readers by explaining what it has done since being abandoned by Victor. Victor does not finish the second creature because he does not believe the Monster's promise to avoid humans and worries about future humans cursing him for creating a race of devils.
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- The letters make a fantasy story seem more real. Using such a narrator distances the reader from the story's real source - Shelley herself - and helps the suspension of disbelief.
- Many gothic novelists set their stories in far-off places to make it seem that incredible events really could happen there. Shelley deliberately chose so many locations to suit the mood of the characters at that time. Think about why Walton, Victor and the Monster are all attracted to remote and often desolate places?
- Although Victor feels a little guilty for the Monster's situation, and finally agrees to build it a mate, he never takes full responsibility for what he's done. The monologue is meant to arouse our sympathy for the Monster.
- Although the Monster said it wouldn't want contact with humans if it had a mate, Victor worries that the second creature might convince it otherwise. But his main concern is what later humans might think of him.