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“Frankenstein,” by Mary Shelley Reading Response (ENG150)

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Reading response on Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein: or, the Modern Prometheus " for the University of Toronto. Cumulative "3 Discussion Posts" grade was A+ in 2023.

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  • May 31, 2024
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  • eng150
  • mary shelley
  • shelley
  • frankenstein
  • victor frankenstein
  • female monster
  • literary
  • literature
  • bookk
  • literary analysis
  • english
  • writing
  • reading response

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‭“Frankenstein,” by Mary Shelley Reading Response‬‭(ENG150)‬

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‭“I'd like for us to all think this week about the beginning of Volume III, Chapter III, specifically the‬
‭first four paragraphs (pages 173 to the top of 175 in the Broadview edition). This is the scene in‬
‭which Victor reflects on his work creating the Female Monster, and decides to destroy her rather‬
‭than complete the task. What do you make of Victor's thinking/reasoning here? In approaching this‬
‭topic, you might consider how the scene contributes to Shelley's exploration in the novel of one of‬
‭the following: gender, justice, independence vs. dependence (or solitude vs. family), the act of‬
‭creation, colonialism, etc.? Or, you might comment on the contrasts between this scene and the‬
‭earlier description of Victor's creation of the Male Monster. However you approach the scene, aim‬
‭to make a focused, specific mini-argument for its importance in the novel.”‬

‭(280 word response on the next page; missing in-text citations)‬

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