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=Frankenstein Game Page for Team 1=

This page is for Team 1 to share information with the rest of the class. Team 1 may also use this page to work out arguments collaboratively (just remember, everyone in the class can see your page). If you have an important document you want your classmates to read before a game day, put it here and make an announcement on the Announcements Page. Please remember to sign all your additions to the wiki with the four tildes (~) so that Dr. Lake can easily identify your contributions.

Mary Shelley portrayed the book with the theme of rejection due to her life story... backed up with the content on this page. http://watershedonline.ca/literature/frankenstein/faq4.html 1318603462

http://www.cummingsstudyguides.net/Guides6/Frankenstein.html this site gives reasons for her themes used throughout the book and a description. 1318603547

I think this website will probably help out with a description of somethings.. http://frankenstein.monstrous.com/frankenstein_description.htm 1318101637

I have three books and have a few web sites i will post the books later but here are the web sites: [] [] [] I am trying to avoid shmoop & sparknotes, anyone else wants to add any resources that would be awesome. I have a few ideas on what to lead our play other ideas? Just post it here or on facebook. 1317819447

Hey group 1: I am trying to get everyone to equally participate so what we have been thinking and want everyone’s input how about using Skype? We can make a group and call and get everyone’s thoughts and get some of our topics; so how about everyone who is able to do skype try and get a day where we can all discuss this and set up what work to bring on Mon. We can split the group into 2 groups and present to different scenes and see what we can do with that? I am only putting ideas out there. We can try to skype on tomorrow or Friday, this weekend? Let me know, email, facebook, my house number: 277 9540 I have class tomorrow at 6:05 we can meet before, just let me know. 1317834665

Okay everyone---we need to assign roles at LEAST for the first presentation for the skits. Whomever plays VICTOR- must have time before class-- to be discussed further on our facebook page. If anything extra is needed for the performance contact me! my number is on our fb- see you there!! 1317836863

I found this article on why the north pole.. found it pretty insightful on mary shelley's work; i'll explain it more in person with you guys! I'm excited for this game!

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Alright guys, we just finished the first web chat. We're going to have another one tonight at 8 so please try to be on that one if you weren't on this last one. Our skype information is up on facebook and we've already got a group started for it. We're doing this so everybody has input and we make sure everyone's ideas are incorporated. Also, we will chat yet again tomorrow at noon. That one will be to write the script. We're planning on meeting up at three tomorrow to rehearse it. I know this is a lot and that everyone is busy but please try and make it to whatever you can. If you can't make it to any of this stuff, we expect you to at least post you information on either facebook or the wikipage. Thanks. 1318105016

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1771: Elizabeth Lavenza is born. (Note: It is only stated that less than a year separates Victor and Elizabeth, and it is only really presumed that she is the younger one. She could have been born in 1769 or 1770, but 1771 seems to make the most sense.) ======

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Winter: The Creation continues his education upon finding great works of literature. In Paradise Lost he envies Adam and realises how similar to Lucifer he is. Sometime after finding Victor's journals he is outcast by the De Laceys. After burning down their cottage, he starts his trek to Geneva. ======

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Hey guys, we're doing our best to have this thing done as soon as possible. However, there's a good chance it still won't be sent out for a little while. Look for the script and all that goes along with it in your inboxes BEFORE class. Also, remember that we would like to meet early. Kirstie said 8 and we have yet to have a run-through of things so definately try to be there as soon as you can. Thanks 1318218678

Ending alternating scene: The meeting of the old bind man DeLacey. OBM= old blind man Chapter 7 pg 101 On pg 102 when the being is talking with the old blind man DeLacey; the obm says “that is indeed unfortunate but if are blameless, can-not you undeceive them?” the being replies “I am about to undertake the task; and it is on that account that I feel so many overwhelming terrors. I think that part where he says “I am about to undertake the task;” would be a perfect place to start, just an idea what do you think? Or at the end where the two are talking about the pleasure of helping the being bottom of pg 102; where the being will not be driven out of society and the fellow-creatures. This could be where we show the obm giving the monster lessons on social behavior, to read, write, to know cultural behaviors, just another idea. Or when the obm asks “Who are you?” on pg 103 when Safie and Felix walk in and freak out we could use that and change how the obm responded to the being. Here are 3 different ideas give me some feed back. 1318235308

Ive added oodles and oodles to the fb page, currently working on more scholarly site, also posted quite a few questions! 1318277922

Added the skeleton of the script to the facebook! Let me know what you guys think! 1318306486

Here are my sources. Modern Critical Interpretations Frankenstein edited by: Harold Bloom.

Poems Published in 1890 by: Percy Bysshe Shelley

Literature and Medicine in Nineteenth-Century Britain by: Janis McLarren Caldwell

Frankenstein A Cultural History by: Susan Tyler Hitchcock 1318526476

http://www.crossref-it.info/textguide/Frankenstein/7/386

http://www.crossref-it.info/textguide/Frankenstein/7/394

http://www.crossref-it.info/textguide/Frankenstein/7/381 Walton has a number of characteristics in common with Frankenstein himself:
 * he exhibits a masculine desire to explore, discover, conquer and control
 * he pitches himself against nature in his search for a new northern sea passage
 * by discovering this, he hopes not only to enable humanity to have greater control over nature, but also to acquire fame for himself.

Effects As with Frankenstein, Walton’s character diverts him from establishing:
 * a permanent home
 * a lasting relationship from which he might derive love, sympathy and support.


 * it is empty, unexplored, virgin country and Walton regards it as ripe for exploration; like Frankenstein in his work in creating the monster, he hopes to penetrate the mysteries of the Arctic and to open it up for trade (see also [|Religious/philosophical context: Sir Humphry Davy] and [|Good and bad science] and [|Characterisation: Robert Walton] )
 * the Arctic is also quite resistant to the kind of penetration that Walton plans: in the last part of the novel his ship becomes locked in the ice and the crew – who don’t share his obsessive desire to explore the region – demand that they should return to England
 * it is an inhospitable and largely uninhabited region at the edge of the known world, and is, therefore, one of the few places where the monster can live: his banishment to this frozen place symbolises his treatment at the hands of his creator and his rejection by society.

//Frankenstein// is notable for its number of dead, absent and substitute mothers: Margaret Saville is the only living, mature mother in the novel, and she plays no part in its action.
 * Victor’s own mother is an orphan, rescued by his father
 * so too is Elizabeth, repeating the pattern of rescue in the next generation
 * when Caroline Frankenstein dies, Elizabeth becomes mother to the younger children
 * Justine is another rescued orphan, her birth having caused the death of her mother (as did Mary Shelley’s of her mother, Mary Wollstonecraft), and William dies in her care
 * the mother is also absent in the de Lacey family.
 * Motherless monster**


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 * I have 3 books: The Cambrdige Companion to Mary Shelley, editor:Esther Schor,Critical Essays on Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, by: Mary Lowe-Dunbar, England's First Family: Mary Wolstonecraft. William Godwin, Mary Shelley, by: Julie A Carlson. **


 * I have found alot of info on this web site:http://www.marywshelley.com/essays/mary-shelley-and-knowledge **


 * Through the study of Mary Shelley’s journals and her biography, one becomes aware of how important study and research were to her. Her biography tells how the influence of her literary parents and husband provided her with a unique educational experience and how she was encouraged to conduct research. Her journals provide a detailed list of all the works that she studied and assist in relating what she studied to the creation of her timeless classic and all of the knowledge, especially of human origins, that is contained in the novel. Most importantly, the combination of the journal and her biography help answer how such a young woman with such a troubled life created such an enduring piece of literature. She had a great love of research and knowledge and used her studies in her creative output. **


 * i found this web site that has Mary Shelley's central themes, alot of different ones.http://www.directessays.com/essay_search/Frankenstein_Theme.html **


 * Victor explains what a perfect childhood he had and how much his parents cared for him. This offers us a direct contrast to the lonely life of the monster, which was offset by the initial rejection by his 'father'. However, as Victor's story progresses we learn of his solitary journey to Ingolstadt to attend university. Here Frankenstein is alone, and he finds solace in putting all of his spare time into his studies. **


 * Search Direct Essays on Frankenstein Theme****

The alternate ending for story of Polar Ice Cap VF= Victor Frankenstein C= Creature N=Narrator N: Frankenstein once told Walton to “for your kind intentions towards miserable a wretch; but when you speak of new ties, and fresh affections, think you that any can replace those who are gone?” Walton finishes the last of his letter to his sister; he hears voices from above the deck, curious to know who is talking with Frankenstein Walton follows the voice, and sees the creature. VF: How is it that you hideous monster were able to find me? C: I have led you to me; now the scenario has reversed and you did not expect for me to follow you on this massive ship to seek you. Have I not shown you that I am always lurking in the shadows and see all that you do? VF: I do not wish to hear your remarks since you are nothing but a daemon for the pits of hell, an invention of the damned, a production of death, a horrid sight you are leave here at once. C: Why master? Does it bother you that I call you that? VF: I am not your master; you are the mistake, I cannot be associated to a dark monster, you are the abomination in which has cost me my loved ones and given me nothing but loneliness and anguish. C: Am I to feel pity on you? No I think not, have you not forgotten what you put me through? Is my hurt any lesser than of yours? VF: You have no feelings; you are a dirty invention of my deepest secret. Did you not see then when you awoke from the spell of death, which I fled before you in horror? Your appearance is that of a nightmare and continual sight of a miserable monster. C: You say that as if I had harmed you personally? Have I not shown you that when you created life; your responsibility is to tend to your spawn? Did you not see that when I asked of you to be open minded and create me a mate you denied me of that? I warned you then to keep your word and you lied to me, I swore revenge and I have shown it, here we are now; what say you? VF: And I to you as well, I have endured one climate to the next searching for you being my only goal; to rid this world of my unearthly creation. You caused me such grief in the death of my little brother, a family friend, my best friend, my wife, and my father. Oh how I ache for their company to see or hear them! C: Oh how I ached for my master to want me, to give me acknowledgement, to teach me, to have that same companionship that you never gave me; should you care now or just to weep in your own despair? VF: When I thought of how to contemplate the idea of life through death; I thought to myself “I was surprised that among so many men of genius, who had directed their inquiries towards the same science, that I alone should be reserved to discover so astonishing a secret.” C: As we see you did; for I am the creature that lives and in my ghastly appearance the world shudders, your god-like complex gave me life, but did not love, encourage, or educate me. I had to learn this in the shadows of a peasant family. For they showed more compassion from afar then you ever gave me from my birth. VF: I cannot tell you I should have tried to care for you; I could not look past your horrible demeanor. C: But could you not try? VF: No, not now or ever that is why you must perish so that I may be in melancholy! C: You are wrong I shall live, and triumph over you and your wicked desires to be rid of me, for I am the true creature. The one who can see the reasons of life, to know the actions of one can and will influence others; have you not learned that? VF: Oh, I learned that my vengeance has been my life-line to end you the enemy. As you may see my task is still unfulfilled-which I still dread. You are my creation, the work of hands and of my intellect, an achievement that I labored over for several years connecting the science to bring you life. You were to be my masterpiece, the work that would end all death in the world giving man a chance to move on beyond this mere mortality, giving him the chance to be as the gods taking control over death. C: Master you did labor most adamantly in which you did succeed in the power over death to man, but life is more then just the animation of the body. Life is not just a small moment of creation but also a long period of education, of compassion. VF: The site of you is hideous, people seeing you flee from before you much in the same way that I did when you first began to rise from your long sleep. You are a tower of terror to all those that come into your shadow where you hid, keeping the gross site of your form from them. What can a being like you offer this world, what do you expect to gain from those that run and hides from you? C: You forced me into miseries, solitude; you are pathetic in your heart. You have put me in a state of degradation, no kind intentions or eloquence of tenderness. Your vigor was exhausting but should it return I would continue my route. I will not be your reason for living and I am able to look past you and this nastiness that you bring towards me. VF: I have had enough from you away, you damn beast; leave and take your poor woes and escape from me now. I hope that the sea has mercy on you; my only other idea is to set you ablaze now seeing you writher in pain, becoming nothing but a pile of useless burnt flesh sending your evilness back to the hell in which it did came. My voice fails me it did not make perfection but the truth is when I created you the world was a secret to you and now you have seen a many lands and have desires but I care not, not now or ever. C: How heavy I bare your resentment towards me I have asked for love and been denied so your thoughts of my death will never come. I have some conjectures on what you feel to be appropriate in your demeanor. Although you will see how there will always be some sort of nervousness in your time. VF: Am I to take that as a threat? I see you have brute strength but that is all that you have. N: at this moment Captain Walton walks out from the shadows and pulls his gun; the 3 sailors see the captain doing this and run to his aid. Walton then turns his head and shushes them. They as a group wait till their captain give them and order to do something. C: To think that I would come to a reality and see that you are the monster, master and nothing you say can change my image of you. You never gave me a chance or to know what you created. VF: And why would I? Monstrous as you look no one or nothing could ever; not give you prejudices. Do you not see that you are the very image of damnation? Who would every pity you enough to embrace? C: The world id not so full of hate that no one could try, not every soul could carry so much hate as you so kindly describe it. N: with this comment VF then turns his head with a malicious look. VF: Now, I appear within grasp of my creature, I have made up my mind; this very moment I plot to end your breath; I will wait for the very moment and it will be my pleasure to end this perilous journey. N: VF in a fit of rage throws himself at the creature grabbing him in a struggle. The rage in which engulfed VF, the passion to complete this was great and uncontrollable. Even for the creature with his stiff posture and gigantic size. As the struggle ensued both VF and his creation struggled for control over one another on the frozen deck; both slipping to and fro until they broke through the deck rail into the icy frozen Arctic waters. Both grasping for a handle anywhere on the ship but yet to no avail and with that they took their last struggle against the freezing sea; their strength weakened and quickly claimed by its depths. The End.

The rough Draft just ideas for now:

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VF: And I to you as well, I have endured one climate to the next searching for you being my only goal; to rid this world of my unearthly creation. You caused me such grief in the death of my little brother, a family friend, my best friend, my wife, and my father. Oh how I ache for their company to see or hear them! ======

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VF: When I thought of how to contemplate the idea of life through death; I thought to myself “I was surprised that among so many men of genius, who had directed their inquiries towards the same science, that I alone should be reserved to discover so astonishing a secret.” ======

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C: As we see you did; for I am the creature that lives and in my ghastly appearance the world shudders, your god-like complex gave me life, but did not love, encourage, or educate me. I had to learn this in the shadows of a peasant family. For they showed more compassion from afar then you ever gave me from my birth. ======

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C: You are wrong I shall live, and triumph over you and your wicked desires to rid of me, for I am the true creature. The one who can see the reasons of life, to know the actions of one can and will influence others; have you not learned that? ======

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VF: Now, I appear within grasp of my creature, I have made my mind; this very moment I plot to end your breath; I will wait for the very moment and it will be a pleasure to end this perilous journey. ======

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Narrator: VF in a fit of rage throws himself at the creature grabbing him in a struggle. The rage in which engulfed VF was great and uncontrollable even for the creature with his stiff posture and inefficient working joints. As the struggle ensued both VF and his creation struggled for control of one another on the frozen deck; both slipping to and fro until both broke through the deck rail into the icy frozen Arctic waters. Both grasping for a handhold anywhere on the ship but yet to no avail, even with as much struggle they put against the freezing sea their strength weakened and were quickly claimed by its depths. ======

Continue of rough draft: here is what i have been working on: for the ending and i would like some feedback..... The alternate ending for story of Polar Ice Cap VF= Victor Frankenstein C= Creature (The narrator reads this paragraph) Frankenstein once told Walton to “for your kind intentions towards miserable a wretch; but when you speak of new ties, and fresh affections, think you that any can replace those who are gone?” Vol III chapter 7 pg. 167; (Can anyone be comparable to the ones we have lost?) Walton finishes the last of his letter to his sister; he hears voices from above the deck, curious to know who is talking with Frankenstein Walton follows the voice, and sees it is the creature.

VF: How is it that you hideous monster were able to find me?

C: I have led you to me; now the scenario has reversed and you did not expect for me to follow you on this massive ship to seek you. Have I not shown you that I am always lurking in the shadows and see all that you do?

VF: I do not wish to hear your remarks since you are nothing but a daemon for the pits of hell, an invention of the damned, a production of death, a horrid sight you are leave here at once.

C: Why master? Does it bother you that I call you that?

VF: I am not your master; you are the mistake, I cannot be associated to a dark monster, you are the abomination in which has cost me my loved ones and given me nothing but loneliness and anguish.

C: Am I to feel pity on you? No I think not, have you not forgotten what you put me through? Is my hurt any lesser than of yours?

VF: You have no feelings; you are a dirty invention of my deepest secret. Did you not see then when you awoke from the spell of death, which I fled before you in horror? Your appearance is that of a nightmare and continual sight of a miserable monster.

C: You say that as if I had harmed you? Have I not shown you that when you created life; your responsibility is to tend to your spawn? Did you not see that when I asked of you to be open minded and create me a mate you denied me of that? I warned you then to keep your word and you lied to me, I swore revenge and I have shown it, here we are now; what say you now?

Response to Tony on Facebook in the book on page 131 VF tells the creature he is his master. also on page 160 it talks how the creature left hints for VF to follow him/he talks to him in the dark shadows where he cant be seen (its a tracking/hunting game) including pg 145 he says he blames himself for william, justine and henry's death/ again on pg 155, on pg 163 VF talks about how he too uses revenge to endure thru aweful times. October 10 at 8:32pm ·

Response to Julie on Facebook Dont forget that victor purpposely ignore his family to create this being, and kept Elizabeth at arms length. Including that his father died due to the stress of Elizabeth's death: All could of been prevented if he had not rejected the being.

‎2mrw i am bringing in my head sculpture, hand piece, locket, lamps, 2 old wooden candle holders w/candles, my skull, i cant find my glow in the dark face paint. do you think i should bring in my blacklite? i have maniquin legs too.let me know lol.....

Tony do you wanna incorperate the quote between Walton & Victor: (victor tells walton)"'[s]eek happiness in tranquility and avoid ambition, even if it be only the apparently innocent one of distinguishing yourself in science, vol III Chapter 7 pg 167:

i was wondering how/where you want to start it out. This is what we came up with earlier for the ending:

The creature is pushed by Victor and slips on the ice on the deck of the boat, Victor sees a perfect opportunity to shove the creature, in doing so the creature now grabs victor’s lab coat and pulls him over board from the ship onto the ice-raft that Victor had arrived on and is "borne away by the waves."

Who is working together

Opening Scene: Devyn & [|Jessica]

Reflection/Summary: Andrea & [|Stephanie]

Pro/Con who is the monster: Julie & [|Annie]

Alternate Ending scene: Dawn & Tony

Kirstie will be doing make-up, getting props,

Cam since you did not stay we do not know what you will be doing. Have any ideas?

Hope this helps, see you at 10pm on Skype. bye!

here are the notes for today's pow wow in the study hall. If you have questions we will be on skype tonight at 10pm, in the study hall @ 1pm 2mrw, oon skype 2mrw nite @ 9:30-10:00 we will stay on till everyone is in the group and we can share, post important info. get your questions together and lets make Wed's script da bomb, i think we did better but lets focus and do our best...Go team1! ....i know its corny i havent had enough sleep. lol

here is the ending and see you in the morning:

---Jessica should read the parts underlined, keep time.

If Tony is the blind guy he wears the fold and sits.

Cam is reading :OBM

I can read if you need me to: Being, Safie, Felix, Agatha

---The alternate ending Chapter 7 pg 103

OBM: Great god! “Who are you?”

Being: I am a creature made from death, a being not of the norm, I am a hideous thing created by a man who is obsessed with reviving the dead. He used me to reanimate life into a montage of body parts. Taking parts from those who have parted this world, and violated those remains, harvested what he thought to be of any importance. Built me in a secluded area for none to disturb him, for I am the creation from death. When my creator made me, I awoke from the dark depths and new nothing, I moaned since my body convulsed and I could not control the stiff movements. My creator fled from me the moment I became alive if one could say that I am alive. I am horrid site to set your eyes upon and no one will accept me. Oh I beg of your compassion to allow me to stay! I can be of some use for you when the family is gone, I beg of you give me the chance to show you that I am not an abomination for all to set their eyes on.

OBM: And what I am I to say to my son, his wife or Agatha?

Being: tell them the truth, would they not listen to you and heed your warnings should you grant me permission to stay? Do they not listen to your wisdom when you speak?

OBM: They do but I may not be able to change their minds and I cannot force them to accept you, which will be on their conditions, I will not speak for them.

-That moment Agatha, Safie, and Felix enter the cottage.

Agatha screams AHH!

Safie slaps Agatha

Felix: is in shock and falls to his father’s feet shouting “father what has this dark ghastly creature doing here and what business does he have with you?”

OBM: Silence your tongue, for he is my companion, you will show him that we are not the same as our society that we are people that know of misfortune and treachery. I say what is your name being?

Being: I do not have a name.

OBM: nonsense everyone has a name, what of yours? Did not your creator give you such a name?

Being: No, he gave me no name only a scream and ran out as I began to move, I did not know what I was at first but people have called me monster, daemon, and other nastily names. I will answer whatever you may choose to call me.

OBM: No in time I will give you a name, in time.

-Agatha sits is shock

Safie has begun to fret and tells Felix that they must remove this being from their home.

Felix turns to Safie and states “my father is a wise man and if he feels the quality of this being is that of a true honest then that will suffice for me. I tell you Safie tend to Agatha.”

With that said Safie turns to Agatha and pulls her to her cot and lies her down, fetching a pan of water from the pit she looks at the being and stares and how huge in size he was.

Felix: notices Safie’s stares and says “Safie be kind to our guest and give him a drink offer him supper for he may be hungry.”

Safie offers the being a drink and a plate of food.

--The being devours the contents of his meal and chugs his drink, he then burps and looks up when

OBM: lifts his head and says to the being had you not ate till your gullet is full?

Being: I have, thank-you for compassion, for I have not been shown me a glimmer of sensitivity or tenderness that of what you have presented to me this very night.

OBM: I am a man who has faced many hardships and since you admit to have been observing my family for many months now, have you not felt as equal; I have given you the same desire that you have ached for many months. Granted only a sample of yet more to come; that may be if you should stay here within our cottage, it is not safe for you to be in any other company besides ours. Not all villagers would agree with your presence here within my home.

--Agatha stirs and asks for Felix

Agatha: where is the being?

Felix: he is by the fire sitting with father, why do you ask?

Agatha: we must warn the town, we need to force this creature from our home.

OBM: I heard that woman, I may be blind but I am not Deaf, if you were in this being’s place would you like me to act the same on your behalf?

Agatha: I should think so, but why must we help this atrocious being?

OBM: have you not forgotten our perils? That we struggle with poverty yet we still have compassion for one another in our certain times of peasantry. Could we not overlook the deformities of this being? Can you not see passed his appearance and see any beauty?

Agatha: shrieks NO! I cannot, I feel wretched about his appearance and can’t bare the sight of him. You must send him away he can’t be seen in our company.

---The being starts to stretch out next to the fire and then being accidently starts a fire he knocks over the table, the oil lamp fell from the table and instantly the combustible set the cottage a blaze.

-Felix grabs the OBM, Agatha is pulling Safie to safety meanwhile the being; feeling very upset now he had set the cottage a fire with his head hung low in shame ventures off to Geneva.

Rough Draft

Ending alternating scene: The meeting of the old bind man DeLacey.

OBM= old blind man

Chapter 7 pg 101

On pg 102 when the being is talking with the old blind man DeLacey; the obm says “that is indeed unfortunate but if are blameless, can-not you undeceive them?” the being replies “I am about to undertake the task; and it is on that account that I feel so many overwhelming terrors. I think that part where he says “I am about to undertake the task;” would be a perfect place to start, just an idea what do you think?

Or at the end where the two are talking about the pleasure of helping the being bottom of pg 102; where the being will not be driven out of society and the fellow-creatures. This could be where we show the obm giving the monster lessons on social behavior, to read, write, to know cultural behaviors, just another idea.

Or when the obm asks “Who are you?” on pg 103 when Safie and Felix walk in and freak out we could use that and change how the obm responded to the being. Here are 3 different ideas give me some feed back.

if you missed the meeting at the study hall.

We are using the being saving the girl from the river and william's death.

b/c Dr. Lake said to do one scene but we can refer back to others. so that is a little damper on our parade but we are going to stride on through that.. We are doing the alternating ending on the Delacys and when the being intoduces himself to the blind old man. chapter 7 pg 101. we need any ideas on how to end it and please lets meet early in the morning for makeup and rehearsel see you at 8am.....

i have been working on this..... tell me what you think just an idea;

DawnRenee Davidson

WSU WI: Frankenstein Scene where the creature kills; is the being a monster or is Victor?

Scene 1: The Monster is on a killing spree.

The creature kills William, who is a small child and the brother of Victor; William was killed in the woods, then Justine who is a family friend is found with a locket that was Williams and she cannot say why she has it. Justine is accused and then found guilty and hung for killing William; however Victor knows that it was the monster that killed William and now Justine has died unjustly. Full of guilt Frankenstein is consumed with regret, and is distraught.

Victor decides to make a companion for the creature and he decides to shred his work and the monster sees this becomes enraged. The creature kills Victor’s best friend Clerbal and ironically Victor is imprisoned and later acquitted. The being tells Frankenstein that he will seek out his family and he will suffer on his wedding day. With Elizabeth now murdered and the shock of her death ailing Victor’s father he soon passes as well. Now with 5 deaths on Victor’s hands and it takes a toll on him; feels it necessary to destroy his creation.

Who would like to read the scenes? We need narrators? I think 3 we will need a man’s voice, (Cam? you would be perfect)

Frankenstein will be done by: Kristie

We need actors to mime behavior?

Victor???

William???

Any other persons or ideas, let me know, lets get some things worked out soon we HAVE to be ready MON.

http://www.online-literature.com/shelley_mary/frankenstein

http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/frankenstein/quotes.html

http://www.enotes.com/frankenstein

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Text sources from within the book Frankenstein: My first source as to how the creature is like a child and the bad parenting mistakes could be made wil come from Benjamin Spock M.D. from Baby and Child Care 1945 page 270 to 272 in the Contexts of Frankenstein. VF was a bad parent and it looks as if Shelley capitalized.

Shelley was speaking out about science and caregivers and caretakers in the Introduction under Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus on page xix. This will be my second source.(1318700568)