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Was Pinocchio in part based on Frankenstein tale Give Reasons?
No, Pinocchio is older than Frankenstein.
What according to the monster is missing from the Frankenstein tale?
A mate for him
Where was she when she wrote Frankenstein?
Shelley was in the home of a poet named Lord Byron in Switzerland. She was sitting by the fireplace writing Frankenstein in June 1816.
What fairy tale is DR whale in Once Upon a Time?
Dr. Whale is the character sometimes known as Dr. Frankenstein in the TV series "Once Upon a Time." He is based on the character from Mary Shelley's novel "Frankenstein," rather than a traditional fairy tale.
How do the roles of Frankenstein and the monster reverse in the final chapters?
That reverse is what is usually known as 'The twist in the tale.' It was beautifully done - and ensured the tale would live forever in literature.
Where was Shelley when she wrote Frankenstein?
Shelley was in the home of a poet named Lord Byron in Switzerland. She was sitting by the fireplace writing Frankenstein in June 1816.
In the book Frankenstein Why does Victor stay in the creature's cave to hear his tale?
in hopes that the creature didnt murder william
Is writing about your family a fairy tale?
No. It is a informational.
Which type of modern writing does Frankenstein resemble most closely?
Gothic with a vengence
Haw old was Mary Shelley when she begain writing Frankenstein and when did she completed it?
She wrote the 1818 Edition of Frankenstein when she was 19 years old, although her name was not tied in until the 1831 edition.
Where was she at the time of writing frankistein?
Mary Shelley wrote "Frankenstein" during the summer of 1816 in Geneva, Switzerland, when she was staying at the Villa Diodati with her husband Percy Shelley and Lord Byron. The novel was born out of a friendly storytelling competition between the writers, in which Mary was inspired to create her own tale of horror.
Which famous horror story contains a Clue?
The famous horror story that includes a Clue is "The Tell-Tale Heart" by Edgar Allan Poe. In the story, the protagonist, driven by guilt, hears the beating of the old man's heart he has just murdered under the floorboards, providing a crucial clue to his crime.
