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Where are they now Cagney and Lacey?
New York City police detectives in a TV series from the 70s or 80s. Christine Cagney was played by Sharon Gless; Mary Beth Lacey was played by Tyne Daly.
Do you think the Laceys are sensitive to Doris feelings why or why not?
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What is the name of America's favourite department store is it?
laceys
What are Jesse laceys favorite bands?
morissey. the smiths. neutral milk hotel
Who is Jesse laceys ex girlfriend?
Though I'm sure there are more, Jesse Lacey's most "famous" ex girlfriend is Eisley's Sherri DuPree. There are multiple songs he has been rumored to have written about her.
How did the delacey family loose their money?
A Turkish man, Safie’s father, was sympathized by the De Lacey family in France. He was Muslim, and the country he was trying to prosper in, France, did not like Muslims at the time. So, he was in trouble with the law because of his religion. As a result, he ended up in jail. Thus, the De Laceys, being kind-hearted people, decided to help the Turkish merchant. The Turkish man offered to pay them back, but since the De Laceys were already wealthy, Felix De Lacey turned him down. However, during one visit to his jail cell, he encountered the man’s daughter, Safie. She sparked an interest in Felix, the young De Lacey, and Felix asked for her hand in marriage as a recompense for cracking the Turkish man out of jail. The Turkish man agreed. Turns out, the Turkish man back-stabbed the De Laceys and the family was caught by the French authorities. At the end, the De Lacey family had to flee France, their homeland, and resettle, impoverished and embarrassed in a small village in Germany.
How does Frankenstein learn to speak?
He never learned English. He learned French while hiding in the lean-to of the De Laceys, a family of political refugees. When the son's fiance arrived (the daughter of a Turkish family) she was taught french and the creature, peeking in through a crack in the wall learned along with her. In fact he learned more quickly than she did.
Where did Victor Frankenstein live?
After fleeing Frankenstein's home, he takes to the forest and the mountains, where he says that he lives on berries and roots. Soon he discovers the De Laceys' home, and lives in what I understand to be a small outbuilding attached to the side of the house - possibly a storage shed of some sort. He lives there for about three years. When he follows Frankenstein to Scotland, he presumably lives on one of the Orkney islands near to Frankenstein's own, and upon returning to Switzerland, one can only assume that he lives again in the mountains. By the end of the novel, he is continually travelling, as is Frankenstein, and so both live nowhere.
When was the book 'Frankenstein' set?
The setting of the novel ranges all over Europe, emphasizing places with which Shelley herself was familiar: Italy, Switzerland, Germany, France, England, Scotland, Ireland, and even the Arctic. The tale begins and ends in the Arctic with the explorer Robert Walton seeking a northwest passage. On his journey he first meets Victor Frankenstein and then the monster himself. The arctic atmosphere itself is a fitting symbol for the scientific enterprise on which Frankenstein has embarked and Walton is embarking. The landscape is barren and white: it is human beings who turn the landscape and scientific creation into colorful creation or black horror. As Dr. Frankenstein lies dying, he recounts his history to Walton. When he speaks of his home in Geneva by a blue lake and snowy mountains, his description is filled with warmth, light, and love. At age seventeen Frankenstein became a student at the University of Ingolstadt, in upper Bavaria, where he later creates his monster. Frankenstein recoils from his creation, and the monster flees. The rest of the novel follows the theme of pursuit and thus ranges over Europe. Frankenstein has a nervous breakdown and returns to the peacefulness of home. To cure his despair, he wanders on one occasion to the valley of Chamounix. Here, he meets the monster again. Shelley's descriptive powers heighten whenever she presents the monster against a background of sublime and terrifying nature. Frankenstein is mountain climbing across a "troubled sea" of ice (prophetic of the setting at the end of the novel) when the monster bounds toward him over the ice crevices. As the monster tells of his adventures since his creation, the scene shifts to Germany and the humble cottage of the De Laceys, whom the monster has watched to learn how people act and talk. After promising to make a mate for the monster, Frankenstein plans a trip to England with his friend Clerval. On their way they travel leisurely on the Rhine. From London they travel north to Edinburgh, where they separate. All the time the monster has been following them. Frankenstein goes to a remote Orkney Island to create his female monster. In desolate surroundings the monster again appears and vows revenge when Frankenstein destroys the female creature. Frankenstein goes sailing to get rid of the female body parts, and his boat is blown off course to Ireland. There he is accused of his friend Clerval's murder and is thrown into prison, where he again has a mental collapse. Released into his father's custody, he returns to Geneva, but this time the powers of home fail to heal. The monster takes his complete revenge, and Frankenstein vows to follow him until he can rid the world of the fiend he has created. The pursued becomes the pursuer.
