Frankenstein
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Acme
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"I have reached their acme" (Shelley, 146). Acme is defined as "the highest point or stage". Victor Frankenstein believe...
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Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Darkness
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"The cup of life poisoned forever...I saw nothing around me but a dense and frightful darkness" (Shelley, 134). Ever since Victor ...
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Maladie du pays
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"...with a devouring maladie du pays" (Shelley, 134). Maladie du pays means homesickness in French. Victor is homesick for his old...
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John Hampden
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"We visited the tomb of the illustrious Hampden.. that patriot fell" (Shelley, 117). John Hampden was a decedent of royal blood in...
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Goring
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"The memory of that unfortunate king... the insolent Goring" (Shelley, 116). Lord George Goring was another Royalist during the ci...
Lucius Cary
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"The memory of that unfortunate king... the amiable Falkland" (Shelley, 116). Lucius Cary, 2nd Viscount Falkland, took part in th...
"Tintern Abbey"
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"The sounding cataract... Unborrow'd from the eye" (Shelley, 113). This allusion is taken out of the poem Tintern Abbey , by...
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