The Monsters bitterness desires him to make Victor as alone as possible that’s why he kills all of his loved ones. Victor’s ambition eventually causes him to be left with no one. There is no escaping ambition that’s why Victor is suffering. The monster questions Victor on why he created him then abandoned him. Since the monster blames Victor he seeks revenge into making Victor as alone as possible and the monster is successful with that.
He was constantly trying to escape from his problems and the deaths that were his fault. Victor was trying to escape from the :monster” he created, however it just drew the creature closer to him. The creature was the instrument in the deaths of all of Victor’s loved ones- William, Justine, Henry and Elizabeth. Victor was so consumed with escaping from the monster that even on his wedding night he was less concerned with Elizabeth, leading to her death. As the deaths continued and the monster’s vengeance inclined, Victor became increasingly enthralled in his problems and seemingly ignored others’.
Ralph was upset because the fire had gone out. “There was lashings of blood,” said Jack, laughing and shuddering, you should have seen it!”(69) This quote is an example of how the boys were violent throughout the book, and became progressively more deranged. The boys hunted and killed a pig, when Jack explained that the head of the beast was to be a gift to the beast. “Jack spoke loudly. This head is for the beast.
Gothic Peteredition ended in disaster. There were no traces of Jim and his men except for the man who gave the alarm, who was badly injured and rambled that the camp has been attacked by something terrible. Two nights later, after an intense dream, Peter manages to assemble the Orb. Peter visited Professor Jim's university in order to obtain more information of the Orb. The Orbs had been originally wielded by priests.
Flint Marko was driven by desperation to save his daughter extend of jealousy or hatred such as everyone else, before leaving the his house after seeing his daughter Flint said “Im not a badperson just had bad luck” . Flint was convicted of the murder of peter’s uncle Uncles Ben. After accepting an offer from Eddie (Venom) Flint “Sells his soul to the devil” and agrees to get rid of Spiderman to be able to do what he needs to save his
He leaves the ship and departs into the darkness. The ending of this story is very believeable because from reading the novel, you could tell that even though the monster killed all of Victor's family, and through all of the evil actions that the monster made were only to get his creator to love him through his hideous looks and love him even though everybody else wouldn't, and when Victor died, all of the monster's TRUE feelings came
3.He will battle Grendel. 4. Beowulf and his man will go to kill Gredndel 5. Beowulf will kill Grendel and the people would be happy. 1.Beowulf is going to kill Grendel the monster.
The monster can be seen as monstrous because he is hideously ugly and rejected by society. However, he is also monstrous because he lost his innocence by killing people that were innocent to get revenge on Frankenstein. The monster kills everyone who was close to Frankenstein, including Elizabeth, the person he loved the most since childhood. This vendetta was the result of Victor breaking his promise to make a companion. Frankenstein himself also has a monstrosity to him because his ambition, secrecy, and selfishness make him isolated from society.
Beowulf Beowulf is talking to Hrothgar. Telling him all the great deeds he has done. He then asks for a request, to kill the monster that has been terrorizing the mead halls. He then says that he feels that Higlac his king would think less of him if he used his sword against the beast. Beowulf’s power was his lack of fear and his flaw was his overconfidence in his warrior skills.
While Beowulf is saying farewell to his followers for the last time and talking about the dragon, he exclaims, “ When he comes to me I mean to stand, not run from his shooting flames, stand till fate decides which of us wins” (42). Beowulf is determined to fight until his death and will not flee under any circumstances. Beowulf resembles a hero because he never gives up until the job is completely finished. During the battle with Grendel, “That shepherd of evil, guardian of crime, knew at once that nowhere on earth had he met a man whose hands were harder; his mind was flooded with fear” (33). Without a doubt, Beowulf is stronger than anyone else alive.