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Essаy (40 pоints) Directiоns: --Chоose one of the following topics аnd write а detailed, focused response that fully answers the question(s). --The response is a minimum of 400 words, but recognize that "A" essays usually go well beyond minimum standards. --Include a word count: you'll get one additional bonus point for doing so! --Do not put your name and and MLA heading on the essay. I grade these submissions anonymously. --Have a short introduction to the response and a short conclusion. Do most of your writing in 3-4 body paragraphs. Do not make your response one giant paragraph. --Put spaces between paragraphs in your response. Do not hit the Tab button or it will automatically submit your essay. --Be sure to include specific examples from the text and incorporate key ideas from the PowerPoint/Videos. Do not, though, put any quotations in the paper unless they are short and you had already committed them to memory. No books, notes, etc. are allowed. --Do not merely summarize the plot of the work--have ideas, address the topic directly, and use the details from the text to prove your points. Topic A: Discuss the more sinister aspects of the Monster/Creature as it appears in Frankenstein. When does this side of the Creature begin to reveal itself? Have one body paragraph related to each of the following in connection with the topic: The death of William The Creature’s encounter with Justine The death of Elizabeth Anything/anyone else you think is relevant to this topic. Conclusion: To what degree do you hold the Creature accountable for his actions here? What social commentary do you think Mary Shelley is making in these episodes? Topic B: Discuss how Mary Shelley creates sympathy for “The Monster/Creature” in Frankenstein. In your body paragraphs, be sure to discuss: The Creature’s first encounter with Victor on the night he is “born.” How would you characterize the Creature's actions on this first night? How does Victor respond to his Creature? (one body paragraph) His interaction with the DeLacey family, including the moment of revelation. (one body paragraph) The Creature’s interactions with any other human beings who reject him in some way: the villagers, the shephed, the girl he rescues, Walton, etc,. (one-two body paragraphs) Conclusion: what commentary about society do you think Mary Shelley was making through its treatment of The Creature? Topic C: Discuss Tartuffe as a celebration of enlightenment values, particularly that of the via media. How is the play an affirmation of reason and rationality? In your body paragraphs, be sure to address the following: Discuss Orgon and at least one other character as representative of extreme behavior, irrational thinking and action. Why do these characters act the way they do? What scenes best illustrate their immoderate ways? (one body paragraph) Discuss the Dorine and/or Cleante as representatives of rationale behavior. What scenes best prove their sensible, moderate approach? (one body paragraph) Examine the role of the Prince at the end of the play. In what way does he exemplify enlightenment values as well as the Deus Ex Machina? (one body paragraph) Note**: You may expand any one section of this essay into a second body paragraph if you would like. Conclusion: What point was Moliere making in the play about encountering hypocrites like Tartuffe?
Identify the cоntext аnd significаnce оf these lines frоm Frаnkenstein (4-6 good sentences): "The sleeper stirred; a thrill of terror ran through me. Should she indeed awake, and see me, and curse me, and denounce the murderer? Thus would she assuredly act if her darkened eyes opened and she beheld me. The thought was madness; it stirred the fiend within me—not I, but she, shall suffer; the murder I have committed because I am for ever robbed of all that she could give me, she shall atone. The crime had its source in her; be hers the punishment!