The Creature also wanted revenge when Dr. Frankenstein would not create a companion for him! The Creature promised Dr. Frankenstein that he would regret his decision to not make him a counterpart. Sure enough the Creature fulfilled his promise by making him suffer by killing off Dr. Frankenstein’s best friend Clerval and his wife Elizabeth. They both lived and went out of their way to satisfy there longing for revenge. Even so, they both found solitude in the nature around
Literary Analysis for Truman Capote's In Cold Blood Tone: In Cold Blood is quite factual, but the facts presented make the novel's are chilling and somber. An example of this is when Dick runs over a dog (113), and then after his successful kill Dick exclaims, “Boy! We sure splattered him!”(113). Another instance that would make one's blood run cold is when the Clutter's bodies are being described like, Mr. Clutter's “shattered skull”, his son's “demolish face”, or Mrs. Clutter's “death-dulled eyes.” (83). Audience: In Cold Blood's audience are people who are curious about the Clutters' murder, because this case is quite famous.
The theme of evil comes into play when reading this book. Holmes has had murder on his mind since birth. Holmes said in his confession, “I was born with the devil in me. I could not help the fact that I was a murderer, no more than the poet can help the inspiration to sing.” (pg. 1) He saw the World’s Fair as an opportunity to perform many experiments, tortures, and murders.
With horror Rainsford realized that General Zaroff actually hunts humans. With this General Zaroff forces Rainsford to be hunted by him. The Most Dangerous Game is a good piece of literature. Countless elements that create a story are used by the author. Examples of personification are, “He struggled up to the surface and tried to cry out, but the wash from the speeding yacht slapped him in the face.” "Well done, your Burmese tiger trap claimed one of my best dogs!
In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee,Heck Tate thinks to spare Boo then publicity of an inquest.I agree with him because I think he deserves it. 4. In the novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee,The writer handles the appearance at the end of this interesting novel of Boo Radley. I think she describes Boo as though he has been shut up for many years.I also believe that it is also detached from the others. CHAPTER 31 1.
Rainsford used a pit trap to get the dog, and he uses a knife trap to lacerate and kill Ivan. Now the readers are really in to the story asking themselves is Rainsford going to survive General Zaroff, or will General Zaroff kill Rainsford? To make the readers happy, Rainsford decided that “General Zaroff had never slept in a better bed.” That indicated that Rainsford had won the “most dangerous game” and killed General Zaroff. In Conclusion, the readers felt suspense when Rainsford fell off his boat, found general Zaroff’s home on Ship-Trap Island, and ironically beat General Zaroff in hunting. Those were all examples that proved that Richard Connell, Author of “The Most Dangerous Game” used suspense to develop his short story.
In the novel Of Mice and Men, written by author John Steinbeck during the 1930s, the author does not condone murder unless it is under a special circumstance. The deaths that occur throughout the story only happen due to an accident or by mercy killing also known as euthanasia. The deaths throughout story show how the author does not accept murder. The first example to recall is when Lennie accidentally kills his pet puppy by petting to hard, and being too rough with it. “Why do you got to get killed?
Sees Behind Trees Reading Response The Michael Dorris novel Sees Behind Trees uses a simple story to convey an understanding of the most feared human experience. Death is a word to frighten any person young or old, and this children's book approaches death subtly but masterfully. The book seems to be an explanation for the beauty of death, but I don't remember reading that word once in the novel. Death is described in metaphors such as this one, "Where does a runner run when he has arrived at the only finish line he doesn't want to cross?" (40).
Victor wanting revenge for the death of William is sort of what kills the others, so Victor feels morally responsible for the deaths of his family members. Also, Frankenstein wanting revenge on the monster makes sense, considering the monster killed a ton of people he loved. The monster was definitely hurt by Victor and the townspeople, but he didn’t have to kill everyone. Frankenstein and the monster put all of their energy into destroying each other. Revenge becomes a way to form a bond with another individual.
First of all the storyline and plot are completely different because they are at different locations and they are about totally different subjects. Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is a mystery/suspense type of story. The Most Dangerous Game is mostly an adventure or action story. Mr. Rainsford is also slightly different from Dr. Jekyll because at the end of the story he overcomes his fears of General Zaroff and faces him in a challenge and wins, so that General Zaroff gets eaten by hounds. General Zaroff is also different from Mr. Hyde because Zaroff gets joy from hunting people but he doesn’t care about when he kills them.