Frankenstein

Frankestein awakens to the creature standing over him, staring at him intently.

Because he broke his leg prior to shooting the movie. Supposedely Boris Karloff broke his during the making of this movie.

Not that I know of. I just finished the entire book, and not once do I remember Grimsby.

Society was responsible for the monster's actions in Frankenstein. The monster only did the things it did as a reaction to the circumstances he was placed in.

Mr. Stitch

In a readers response, you say how you feel about the novel or section you have read. So, unless you feel like the social and historical context have affected the novel or you just like it then no, it should't matter or affect the readers response at all. It would be a good idea to mention it in your response but you should ask your teacher or someone you think knows a better response what they think.

In a literary way, antecedent is defined as the word, phrase, or cause that is referred to by a pronoun or relative adverb - for example, "This is the house that Jack built." House is the antecedent of that.

you shouldn't cheat on your essays for the test tomorrow- DR. J

To name just the main ones:

Dr. Frederick Frankenstein- Gene Wilder

Igor- Marty Feldman

Inga- Teri Garr

Elizabeth- Madeline Kahn

Inspector Kemp- Kenneth Mars

Frau Blucher- Cloris Leachman

And a few secondary ones that I think deserve a mention as well:

Herr Falkstein- Richard Haydn

Mr. Hilltop (the unfortunate man that Freddy knees in the groin to demonstrate involuntary nerve impulses)- Liam Dunn

The Blindman- Gene Hackman

Igor

It is meant to be, as it is a horror story.

Gene Hackman.

Lucerne

Out of parts from several other guitars. Pretty easy to do with a Strat. Careful with all of that electricity for the 're-animation' though!

Victor goes to a University. One in which he gets intrigued by the human body its functions and a question pops to his head. Could I bring people back from the dead? He soon pursues the answer to this question with experimentation. He's successful he creates a human of others flesh and organs from graves. He's disgusted at what he see's a monstrosity he's terrified he soon after is chased by the monster. The monster is seen by the people he is hated and chased and beat, confused he learned the ways of evil. So of course he goes bad he works for revenge and kills some of Victors loved ones. Later on Victor dies on a ship and Robert who is among the crew finds the monster. They have a funeral and the monster leaves the ship and departs into darkness.

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Frankenstein was republished in 1831.

I actually beg to differ. I always thought that Victor made the creature because he was lonely and needed a friend and at the time he missed his mother, Elisabeth, and wanted to see if he could come up with a way to reanimate the dead. You can agree or disagree about this, but alas, this is only my opinion. Please note, I am only 13 years old so I could of misunderstood the book.

lucerne

The mad doctor"s aim, of course , was to create artificial life.

After hearing lectures given by M. Waldman, Victor is inspired to explore the mysteries of the word and modern science, and even attempt to create life.

Looking for similar movie. You might try "House". It has a frankenstien like monster that is an army guy named Ben.

The one I am looking for is older and the little green men look like Little Sprout from the Jolly Green Giant vegetables. In the one I remember they throw a straight razor from the towel closet through the shower curtain. Nobody has been able to tell me the name of that one.

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