Types of poem
What is Victor's full name
Who is Victor Frankenstein?
What is fear?
Does exile begin at birth? I lived beside a wide river
For so long I stopped hearing it.
As when a glass shatters during an argument,
And we are secretly thrilled.... We wanted it to break.
Always something missing now in the cry of one bird,
Its wings flared against the wood.
What is Ghazal?
He/she is Victor's best friend
Who is Clerval?
This poem has 14 lines with rhyme scheme of ABAB DCDC EFEF GG
Sonnets
Who is Clerval?
What is a best friend of Victor who took acre of Jim when he was sick?
During Victor's experiment
What is isolation?
the sun pours herself
into the sea and the world
overflows with light
What is Haiku?
He/She (almost) married with Victor
Who is Elizabeth?
This poem is came from JAPAN
What is Haiku?
Explain Elizabeth's developed throughout the novel
What is represents joy and happiness, tries to make Victor feel happier, dead.
“How can I describe the horror of the being I had strived so painstakingly to create.”
What is fear or prejudice?
A man is haunted by his father's ghost.
A boy and girl love while their families fight.
A Scottish king is murdered by his host.
Two couples get lost on a summer night.
A hunchback slaughters all who block his way.
A ruler's rivals plot against his life.
A fat man and a prince make rebels pay.
A noble Moor has doubts about his wife.
An English king decides to conquer France.
A duke finds out his best friend is a she.
A forest sets the scene for this romance.
An old man and his daughters disagree.
A Roman leader makes a big mistake.
A sexy queen is bitten by a snake.
What is sonnets?
He/She is nice professor
Who is Mr. Waldman?
ABA ABA ABA ABA ABAA
What is Villanelle?
Who is the narrator in each frame? (5 characters)
Who is Robert, Victor, Creature, Victor, Robert
List 6 themes in Frankenstein
What is isolation, misery, fear, prejudice, creation & responsibility, and revenge?
Give yourself permission to sit this one out-
not everything needs to be fixed today.
Your sofa is the destination of the route. Leave your phone over there, and flout
the to-do list. What do your hips say?
Give yourself permission to sit this one out. Sure, there may be some people who pout
because you don't follow their way.
Remember the destination of your route. You have a new religion now. Be devout
in this place that teaches: to stop is to pray.
Give yourself permission to sit this one out. Take a deep breath, and notice throughout
your body: what is stone, and what is clay?
Your healing is the destination of this route.
Allow the crumbling, and name the doubt.
Rot and wonder can both sprout from decay. Give yourself permission to sit this one out—
have you found the destination of your route?
What is villanelle?
He/She saved Victor at Arctic
Who is Robbert?
This poem has 2 lines in each stanza
Ghazal
Explain romanticism, give examples of how it was shown in the novel, and why Mary Shelley used it
What is romanticism highlights the power of nature and emotions, and it is against technology advancement and science. It was shown in the novel when nature provided comfort to Victor. Mary Shelley used it to show the nature is important, and it is healing
This is an example of a theme : “... episodes of intense pain and despair.” What is this theme? Who experienced this and how did Mary Shelley use it throughout the novel?
What is misery? Victor experienced it, and she use it to show the consequences of Victor's creation.
I ask Grandpa
Why is your face so wrinkly?
Mom hushes me
with arrows from her eyes.
Grandpa hushes her
raises my hand to his forehead.
You write poems with pencil on paper.
I write poems with years on my face.
His hand over mine Grandpa reads his forehead like braille -
My parents were poor but happy.
He reads his cheeks -
The War Years made me a man. He reads his chin-
I will always love Grandma. I touch the corners of his eyes and read every smile, every joke as lines of poems
of laughter fly to Grandpa's temples
like shooting stars.
What is free verse?
He/She is Victor second Creation
Who is female monster/creature?