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What is Victor's plan for dealing with the creature in chapter twenty three of the book Frankenstein?
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How is symbolism used in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein?
There is an unbelievable number of symbolism in the paragraph where the creature has just killed Elizabeth and Victor races into the room to see what has happened alone. They include: Windows/Shutters= borderlines that the creature could not cross until the moment when he reached into Victor's life and took Elizabeth from him. Yellow = throughout the book, yellow is the color of evil and the monster (yellow eyes, yellow moon light) Moon = the fact that the creature is protected by Nature (learning to live in the forest, and so on). Lightning = the moment of life, and the energy that filled the creature with life and potential. Lake = the lake represents the potential of the novel. The way the lake is portrayed mimics the tone of the story. i.e. it is peaceful when Victor is young and innocent, but when Victor is depressed after hearing of William's murder and is returning home in chapter 7, Nature reflects his mood, "vivid flashes of lightning dazzled my eyes, illuminating the lake, making it appear like a vast sheet of fire" (Shelley 50).
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How is symbolism used in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein?
There is an unbelievable number of symbolism in the paragraph where the creature has just killed Elizabeth and Victor races into the room to see what has happened alone. They include: Windows/Shutters= borderlines that the creature could not cross until the moment when he reached into Victor's life and took Elizabeth from him. Yellow = throughout the book, yellow is the color of evil and the monster (yellow eyes, yellow moon light) Moon = the fact that the creature is protected by Nature (learning to live in the forest, and so on). Lightning = the moment of life, and the energy that filled the creature with life and potential. Lake = the lake represents the potential of the novel. The way the lake is portrayed mimics the tone of the story. i.e. it is peaceful when Victor is young and innocent, but when Victor is depressed after hearing of William's murder and is returning home in chapter 7, Nature reflects his mood, "vivid flashes of lightning dazzled my eyes, illuminating the lake, making it appear like a vast sheet of fire" (Shelley 50).
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