about victor and plot

3. MARY SHELLY

4. IMPORTANT DEFINATION
 IMAGERY: “Ii is used in a literary text, occurs
when an author uses object that is not really
there, in order to create a comparison between
one that is, usually evoking a more meaningful
visual experience for the reader. It is useful as it
allows an author to add depth and
understanding to his work”.

5. SETTING
 The novel is settled in different places:
From Switzerland to north pole.
From homes, university to cemetery.
Both close and open places.

6. SUBLIME NATURAL
 Sublime natural world, embraced
by Romanticism, initially offers
characters the possibility of
spiritual renewal.Victor heads the
mountains to lift his spirit.The
influence of nature on mood is
evident, except for victor who
realizes that the monster will hunt
him forever, infect even the
monster feels spring. In the end
artic desert acts as the symbolic
background for prime struggle
against the monster

7. ALIENATION

8. PLOT
 Frankenstein is a great scientist
who decided to attend ingolstad, a
university in Germany.
 Here he shows his qualities and
decides to combine in animation
with life.
 He succeed in his plan.
 He leaves the creature because he
is disgusted.
 Stolen his personal diary, the
monster find the doctor in France.
 The monster killedWilliam, victors
brother

9. CONCLUSION
 Mary Shelly discusses the themes of birth and
creation, alienation and the family and the
domestic affections. In her novel her own life, in
those around her or debatable issues of the
time.
 The themes discussed show Shelley's thought
and feelings on these issues, and present the
reader with interesting points to think about
and reflect upon their own lives.