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Compare the ways in which monstrosity is presented within Frankenstein and The Tempest.

The word monstrosity means a thing which is outrageously evil or wrong. In Frankenstein, Victor is in the wrong when he rejects his creation, as his is horrified at what he has made, and the Monster is good but also… Continue Reading →

How does Shakespeare and Mary Shelley explore power and control through language, structure and characterisation

Mary Shelley’s mother died days after giving birth. Some of these tragedies would later inspire events in Frankenstein. Mary ran off to France with Percy in 1814. She gave birth to his child in 1815 – but the baby died… Continue Reading →

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