Lonely, Misunderstood, and Angry would be appropriate words to describe this Frankenstein character.
Who is the Creature?
This is the person who is found guilty of William's death.
Who is Justine Moritz?
Pathos, or "pity" in English, is when a person or team wins over the audience in a debate by using this.
What is emotions?
This is the term for the symbols used to mark the beginning and end of direct evidence.
Mr. Wolf's favorite shirt is this color.
What is green?
This is the thing the Creature wants most at this point in the story.
What is a companion/partner?
When the Creature is telling his story, he spends most of his time in this location.
What is the family's cottage?
This is the major purpose of the closing argument.
What is summarizing the team's key points/reminding the audience of the team's claims?
What is introducing the evidence/quote?
This is Mr. Wolf's favorite movie (series).
What is The Lord of the Rings?
This poem reflect's Victor and the Creature's story, and was probably a large reason the Creature is angry at Victor.
What is Paradise Lost?
This is the first major tragedy that leads Victor to begin studying life.
What is the death of Victor's mother?
The portion of a debate where a team argues why the opponent's claims are wrong is called this.
This is the step that is missing from this piece of direct evidence:
"Imagination is more important than knowledge." (Einstein).
What is the introduction to the quote?
This is Mr. Wolf's favorite summer activity.
What is going to baseball games?
This is the term that Victor uses to refer to the Creature, which can mean sympathy or antipathy.
What is a wretch?
This is the name of Victor's best childhood friend.
Who is Henry Clerval?
Opening a debate by stating "I've been a lawyer for 20 years" is an example of this debate strategy.
What is Ethos?
When quoting from a book, you need these two things in your parentheses.
What are the author's last name and the page number?
Aside from teaching, Mr. Wolf wants to use his ELA skills to do this.
What is writing a book?