Question

We discussed that Frankenstein is a frame story with three frames delineated by point of view: Robert Walton, Victor Frankenstein, and the Creature. Discuss how tone differs among the three frames and how those tones complement one another.

Answer 1

Answer:

Each one complements the other since they let the reader perceive every point of view of the situation to make sure the whole context is analyzed.

Explanation:

All right the Frankenstein novel is a classic piece of art that is renowned for its terror scenarios and its reflective discussion. Now, all of the points of view create a bigger picture in which we can observe the different events in the story from a very different perspective. This is a very rich work because it lets you build empathy in all the perspectives and create a wider angle of perspective. After reading the complete story we will end with no bias and with full knowledge about the different sides of the story.