Frankenstein: Are the events in the reading clear to you now? How do you feel about the characters and the story now? Are you deeply involved in the book? Why or why not?

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Romantic and Victorian Literature

Karina Cortez Hernández

Socorro Cristoforo Ochoa

3’A Semester

October 30, 2012

Journal 2: Are the events in the reading clear to you now? How do you feel about the characters and the story now? Are you deeply involved in the book? Why or why not? What confuses concerns excites or angers you so far? Respond to all questions. Add your own feelings or thoughts about the book chapters 7-12

        The language in the novel is still a little difficult to understand, but the reading is a little easier. The story is becoming clearer. At first I had hard time understanding why Victor acted the way he did and why he was so selfish. Later, however I saw that it all had to do with human nature. We as humans are so naturally selfish, and once I figured that out it was easier to understand the story and the character’s intentions. The part where Justine was found guilty made it clear to me that sometimes life is unfair and other peoples selfish actions punish other people.

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I really like the character of Victor because even though he is complicated, he is relatable. It reminded me of a time when I did something bad and I let my older brother take the blame and punishment. After I saw that it was unfair I felt guilty. This is not the same with Victor because my brother was not killed, but it was the same human emotions that caused everything.

I like how Victor feels guilty, but still does nothing about it, this shows just how selfish he is. The monster I like to. I feel bad for ...

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