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posledela
3 years ago
15

Could someone provide an example of question about any novel (any book that works for you), a question you still have about the

theme, conflict, plot, characters, etc.?
English
1 answer:
lawyer [7]3 years ago
5 0

In <em>Frankenstein</em>, by Mary Shelly, <em>why did the author decided to have the character Walton and his letters to his sister frame the novel when he has no real role in the plot itself?</em>

(An answer to this would be that his presence give Victor a reason to be telling the story-as in he is given a meaning to the story and the way that Victor decides to tell it as a cautionary tale)

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