The correct answer should be<span> D.The consequences of one's actions
This should be correct because it shows the consequences of the Doctor's actions and the consequences of the monster's action, even though the doctor himself was the bigger monster.</span>
The theme that best fitsthe story of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" is D. The consequence of one's actions.
Explanation:
In the vein of early gothic literature, the book explores the consequences of trying to become a god and go beyond human boundaries. The fact that the extended title made allusion to the myth of Prometheus - who stole fire from the gods and faced consequences - also points to this. Victor Frankenstein follows his scientific interests without thinking of the consequences, and the actions of the monster display the consequences of Victor's irresponsibility.
I think because they had to leave their home and even though they might be somewhere better it just doesn't feel right to them like its just not where belong or should be.
Well, first we learn that Beowulf has a sense of duty to himself and we learned that he has performed great deeds. His deeds are his testament, his demonstration of worthiness.
Homeowners who feel (powerless) might show (boldness in attempt to intimidate) at an approaching wildfire because the house belongs to them, and they want to do whatever it takes to stop the fire from destroying it.
