In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, Frankenstein's main goal after seeing the monster for the first time upon its creation is that <span>he wants to escape the consequence of his choices. Upon seeing his creation, he was terrified of it and later became sick. He simply wanted to return to his family and forget about what he did.</span>
Answer:
Example or Explanation
Explanation:
There are several types of context clues
- Definition or Restatement.
- Synonym.
- Antonym /Opposite/Contrast.
- Example or Explanation.
Example would be the best option
The answer is D iambic pentameter
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Answer:
I believe it is the first choice
Three contradictions were present in Maupassant's "A Wedding Gift". First is found in the first stanza which stated that Jacques Bourdilliere had sworn never to marry. This vow was suddenly broken when he saw Berthe. The two married too soon.
Second is when the story spoke of the binding attachment that was broken between Jacques and his former lover. A binding attachment is not supposed to be broken, from the phrase itself.
Third contradiction is the title of the story. The child was a wedding gift for the newly-wed couple brought by the tragedy of Jacques' former lover. A tragedy is unusual to be interpreted as a gift, especially at a wedding.
