MONSTER'S RAGE

Question 1

quotes on the monster’s transgression

Answer 1

the moon had sunk

dispersed the clouds that loitered the heavens

Question 2

quotes on the monster’s destruction

Answer 2

spurned/ deserted

every vestige of cultivation

fierce wind arose

flames enveloped the cottage

blast that tore along like a mighty avalanche

Question 3

quotes of the monster’s devilish imagery

Answer 3

clung, licked it with their forked and destroying tongues

danced with fury

Question 4

analyse dispersed the clouds that loitered the heavens

Answer 4

symbolic of how the monster’s innocence is eradicated with evil and destruction as he is cleared of any doubts and becomes vengeful

Question 5

analyse the moon had sunk

Answer 5

the moon is a gothic convention for transformation, the image of darkness is cynical and shows the monster’s transgression to evil- reminiscent of victor

Question 6

analyse spurned/ deserted

Answer 6

the use of active verbs show how the destruction is unstoppable and continuous

Question 7

analyse blast that tore along like a mighty avalanche/ fierce wind arose

Answer 7

the pathetic fallacy refelcts the monster’s dramatic and destructive change into evil that overturns him.

Question 8

analyse cottage enveloped in flames / every vestige of cultivation

Answer 8

both quotes display how the monster has cut ties and lost complete hope for humanity as he had previously idealised it thus cementing his place as the other since he cuts off all potential for growth

Question 9

analyse licked it with their forked and destroying tongues

Answer 9

the devilish imagery reflects the monster’s evil and transgression to immorality as he finds fulfillment in his actions - truly becomes the fallen angel

Question 10

analyse danced with fury

Answer 10

the monster finds pleasure in his evil and destruction- emph his change