I need a Summary for the book of Frankenstein by Mary Shelly

Robert Walton, the captain of a ship bound for the North Pole, writes a letter to his sister, Margaret Saville, in which he says that his crew members recently discovered a man adrift at sea. The man, Victor Frankenstein, offered to tell Walton his story.

Frankenstein has a perfect childhood in Switzerland, with a loving family that even adopted orphans in need, including the beautiful Elizabeth, who soon becomes Victor's closest friend, confidante, and love. Victor also has a caring and wonderful best friend, Henry Clerval. Just before Victor turns seventeen and goes to study at the University at Ingoldstadt, his mother dies of scarlet fever. At Ingolstadt, Victor dives into "natural philosophy" with a passion, studying the secrets of life with such zeal that he even loses touch with his family. He soon rises to the top of his field, and suddenly, one night, discovers the secret of life. With visions of creating a new and noble race, Victor puts his knowledge to work. But when he animates his first creature, its appearance is so horrifying he abandons it. Victor hopes the monster has disappeared for ever, but some months later he receives word that his youngest brother, William, has been murdered. Though Victor sees the monster lingering at the site of the murder and is sure it did the deed, he fears no one will believe him and keeps silent. Justine Moritz, another adoptee in his family, has been falsely accused based of the crime. She is convicted and executed. Victor is consumed by guilt.To escape its tragedy, the Frankensteins go on vacation. Victor often hikes in the mountains, hoping to alleviate his suffering with the beauty of nature. One day the monster appears, and despite Victor's curses begs him incredibly eloquently to listen to its story. The monster describes his wretched life, full of suffering and rejection solely because of his horrifying appearance. (The monster also explains how he learned to read and speak so well.) The monster blames his rage on humanity's inability to perceive his inner goodness and his resulting total isolation. It demands that Victor, its creator who brought it into this wretched life, create a female monster to give it the love that no human ever will. Victor refuses at first, but then agrees.

Back in Geneva, Victor's father expresses his wish that Victor marry Elizabeth. Victor says he first must travel to England. On the way to England, Victor meets up with Clerval. Soon, though, Victor leaves Clerval at the house of a friend in Scotland and moves to a remote island to make his second, female, monster. But one night Victor begins to worry that the female monster might turn out more destructive than the first. At the same moment, Victor sees the first monster watching him work through a window. The horrifying sight pushes Victor to destroy the female monster. The monster vows revenge, warning Victor that it will "be with him on [his] wedding night." Victor takes the remains of the female monster and dumps them in the ocean. But when he returns to shore, he is accused of a murder that was committed that same night. When Victor discovers that the victim is Clerval, he collapses and remains delusional for two months. When he wakes his father has arrived, and he is cleared of the criminal charges against him.

Victor returns with his father to Geneva, and marries Elizabeth. But on his wedding night, the monster instead kills Elizabeth. Victor's father dies of grief soon thereafter. Now, all alone in the world, Victor dedicates himself solely to seeking revenge against the monster. He tracks the monster to the Arctic, but becomes trapped on breaking ice and is rescued by Walton's crew.

Walton writes another series of letters to his sister. He tells her about his failure to reach the North Pole and to restore Victor, who died soon after his rescue. Walton's final letter describes his discovery of the monster grieving over Victor's corpse. He accuses the monster of having no remorse, but the monster says it has suffered more than anyone. With Victor dead, the monster has its revenge and plans to end its own life.

Which literary device(s) would be best to include as the topic of this excerpt from "The Gift of the Magi"?
A. The device of simile, which occurs throughout the text and supports the theme.
B. The device of flashback, which occurs throughout the text, and supports the theme.
C. The device of allegory, which occurs once in the text and does not support the theme.​

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Does any of these quotes have humor

“I dreamt interminably of eating pork. The smell of fried pork made me faint.”

“I imagined myself skinning these sausages and letting my teeth sink into the juicy, luxuriant meant.”

“I would loiter for hours in front of foodstore showcases and contemplated sausages beaded with fat and dappled with pork.”

Which sentence uses the past principal part, or form, of the verb sing? A. I am singing in chorus today. B. I will sing in chorus tomorrow. C. I sang in chorus yesterday. D. I have sung in chorus for one year.

1. Is the main provider of energy in the procese of food manufacture of the plant. A. Climate
B. Rainfall
D. Temperature
C. Sun
2. It is very important in the growth of all kinds of plants and trees. However, it must be controlled or moderate so as not to flood and drown the growing trees with water,
A. Climate
B. Rainfall
C. Sun
D. Temperature​

What is the theme of “Journey” by Edna St. Vincent Millay?

_____________ is a standard communications protocol used to connect computer networks around the world. A. The Internet c. Video b. Television d. The World Wide Web Please select the best answer from the choices provided A B C D.

The Starry Night
by A. Gautam

CHARACTERS:
SAMUEL, A middle-aged professor who looks like he has been teaching for centuries
NAGEN, A well-dressed boy who looks nervous and lost
VENUS, An antsy-looking girl dressed in a baseball cap and a torn shirt that looks new
RITCHIE, A dreamy looking young boy with ruffled hair

Stage Set: The outside of a museum. Samuel is leaning on a tree. The students are seated on the grass.

SAMUEL: Well, what was Van Gogh trying to say, really?
VENUS: I thought this was supposed to be a fun trip. You are—like—teaching us outside of class. What's up with that?
NAGEN: If I may, which painting were you referring to, sir?
SAMUEL: Starry Night. The waves in the sky. Imagination and reality. Darn, I am tired as the starry night.
VENUS: There he goes again, into his own little world. Do any of you know when the bus is supposed to pick us up?
NAGEN: I believe it is supposed to come at five. May I ask you a question, miss?
VENUS: Call me Ven. Waiting for the bus will be as fun as the dentist pulling my teeth out.
NAGEN: Ok, Ven. Why didn't the other students come with us?
VENUS: It was optional, dude!
RITCHIE: Nobody cares about art anymore. (to Nagen) Why did you come?
NAGEN: I need to keep busy after school. That is when, Richard, I get the most homesick.
RITCHIE: Call me Ritchie. Where is home for you?
SAMUEL: Who knows really what home is? Why can't people feel at home in art? Why the rush to belong? It does not make a difference if it is a stroke on the canvas or the work of clouds in the sky. To imagine is more important. To imagine the possibilities of the meaning is more beautiful. To find a home in the whole world is possible.
VENUS: Here comes the bus!
NAGEN: It's ————
(All rush to the bus.)



VENUS: Call me Ven. Waiting for the bus will be as fun as the dentist pulling my teeth out.


Which dramatic element is used in the lines above?
A.
dramatic irony
B.
verbal irony
C.
denouement
D.
climax

What is the role of religion, or faith for Aunt Queen? What does Aunt Queen’s physical condition indicate about her faith and resiliency?

RALPH WALDO EMERSON'S "SELF-RELIANCE" CRO
*Address the following prompt using the RACE method:
What is Emerson's main message about individualism and nonconformity he shares in
his essay, "Self-Reliance?" Support your answer with AT LEAST 2 quotes/examples
from the text. Be sure to explain your evidence in your own words.

1.Wear a sun hat____ you'll get sunburnt. A. so B. but C. or D. and
2.My sister works _____ the benefits of the community. A. with B. for C. to D. on
3.We’ve asked my friends to … books to the poor children. A. donate B. recycle C. provide D. clean
4.My brother____ carving wood because he thinks it is difficult A.like B.likes C. don’t like D. doesn’t like
5.He is holding his neck. I think he has ____A.a sore throat B. flu C. sunburn D. a toothache

based on the story details what do you know about arjun

aking a prediction
Warm-Up
Abc
Which of these topics do you predict to find in a text about immigrant children? Check any that apply.
child-immigration statistics
ages of immigrant children
personal stories of children immigrants
reasons why children are leaving their home countries
how children immigrate to other countries.

Do you think Bev would have taken the warnings seriously if Gordy had? Would she have
left if Gordy had?

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What is a theme of “Why the Cat Always Lands on Its Feet”?


It takes courage to admit mistakes.

Cruel behavior is often punished.

Good things come to those who are patient.

One’s character can be judged by the company one keeps.

Which description best describes Customization of General-Purpose software?​

what does syntax mean in literature?
can you use it in a sentence ?

Directions: Find the indirect object(s) in the sentence below.
We left the teachers some apples from our bag.
We
teachers
apples
Next
of

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5. If a poems has a regular rhythm throughout the poem, it has: irony meter tone imagery

Any ideas for this…?

The screenshot is restateing questions

A. identify B. existence C. scientist D. appearance

What are some good New Year resolution.

ILL GIVE BRANNIEST Explain in 2 paragraphs with 5-7 sentences telling what you thought and what kind of optical illusion art you would like to try to make one day

Identifying Irony
Quick
Check
Match each type of irony to its definition.
Albe
verbal irony
The audience knows something a character
does not
dramatic irony
A character expects one thing to occur, but
something else happens.
situational irony
A character says one thing but means the
opposite
Intro
Done

yesterday (was /were) a busy day for us​

Last year we _____ (go) to the fair every Sunday​

which is most likely to slow down the pacing of a story?

the college admissions process can create anxiety. in an attempt to make it less stressful, please tell us an interesting or amusing story about yourself from your high school years that you have not already shared in your application.