The Gothic novel Frankenstein<span>, or The Modern Prometheus is the result of </span>Mary Shelley's<span> travels to Geneva, Switzerland, with her future husband Percy Bryce Shelley, Dr. John Polidori and Lord Byron, themselves </span>famous<span> authors, and an entertaining contest between those friends about who could write the </span>best<span> horror story.
</span>The structure of Frankenstein<span> is very largely determined by the way in which the narrative is organised: this is fully discussed in the section </span>Narrative<span>. Readers are likely to be struck by the way in which each narrative is framed by another, so that different parts of the story are recounted by different narrators.</span>
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The cat defends itself well. It scratches its enemy.
It tells Macbeth that he will never be killed until the Birnam wood comes to Dunsinane.
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she wanted to be the first woman to be in the army for a long time and she said she would be in the same boat as her mother if she had been growing up with the family of the right 7
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An example from the text in which similar word choice is used to support my answer to Part A is KILLINGS. It is seen in the 9th paragraph of the text.
<em>“As horrific as these recent killings have been, I have no doubt there are more to come,” she continued.</em>
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Massacred, slaughter and killings are similar word choices that support my answer to Part A.
