Death Quotes

Question 1

1st point

Answer 1

concepts of life and death are controlled by authority figures, demonstrating the effects of an abuse of power

Question 2

HT 1 - concepts of life and death are controlled by authority figures, demonstrating the effects of an abuse of power

Answer 2

They’ve removed anything you could tie a rope to

Question 3

HT 2 - concepts of life and death are controlled by authority figures, demonstrating the effects of an abuse of power

Answer 3

maybe none of this is about control.. even as far as death

Question 4

Frankenstein 1 - concepts of life and death are controlled by authority figures, demonstrating the effects of an abuse of power

Answer 4

I beheld the corruption of death succeed to the blooming cheek of life

Question 5

Frankenstein 2 - concepts of life and death are controlled by authority figures, demonstrating the effects of an abuse of power

Answer 5

Life and death appeared to me ideal bounds which should first break through and pour a tourent of light into our dark world

Question 6

What is the 2nd point

Answer 6

death and patriarchy, the male characters allowing the tragic plots to unfold

Question 7

HT 1 - death and patriarchy, the male characters allowing the tragic plots to unfold

Answer 7

“We live in blank white spaces at the edges of the print. It gave use more freedom, we lived in the gaps between the stories.” - the handmaids serve the male figures, failing to do so can cause them to meet the face of death

Question 8

HT 2 - death and patriarchy, the male characters allowing the tragic plots to unfold

Answer 8

“The commander could give me away to easily by a look, by a gesture”

Question 9

Frankenstein 1 - death and patriarchy, the male characters allowing the tragic plots to unfold

Answer 9

“Justine died; she rested; and I was alive. The blood flowed freely in my veins, but a weight of despair and remorse pressed on my heart’ - the death of female characters is frequent and almost ineventible

Question 10

Frankenstein 2 - death and patriarchy, the male characters allowing the tragic plots to unfold

Answer 10

“The deathly languor and coldness of the limbs told me that what I now held in my arms had ceased to be the Elizabeth whom I had loved and cherished”

Question 11

What is the third point?

Answer 11

Themes of death and responsibility are linked which becomes morally troubling for the protagonist

Question 12

HT 1 - Themes of death and responsibility are linked which becomes morally troubling for the protagonist

Answer 12

“You know the rules for a Particicution” “You wait until I blow the whistle. After that, what you do is up to you” - during the Particicution the handmaids are forced into responsibility

Question 13

HT 2 - Themes of death and responsibility are linked which becomes morally troubling for the protagonist

Answer 13

“Death makes me hungry. Maybe its because i’ve been emptied or maybe its the bodies way of seeing to it that I remain alive”

Question 14

Frankenstein 1 - Themes of death and responsibility are linked which becomes morally troubling for the protagonist

Answer 14

“You may give up your purpose but mine is assigned to me by heaven, and I dare not” - victor takes responsibility of the deaths at the hands of the creature

Question 15

Frankenstein 2 - Themes of death and responsibility are linked which becomes morally troubling for the protagonist

Answer 15

“I am weak but surely the spirits who assist my vengeance will endow me with sufficient strength” - Walton concludes the story by writing to his sister about Victors death and finds the monster lamenting over the dead body