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Frankenstein research
- Shelley's biography
- Born in 1797
- Mother and father were
both writers - Father had
revolutionary ideas and
mother was a feminist
- Mother
died days
after giving
birth to her
- Met Percy Shelley in 1812
who was married - Harriet
- Mary and Percy ran off to
France in 1814 and Mary had his
child in 1815 - Died after 12 days
- Harriet drowned
herself in 1816
and Mary and
Percy married -
Public outrage
- Her second
son, William,
died in 1821,
aged 3
- Published
Frankenstein
when she was
20 (1818)
- Percy
drowned
in 1822
- Died in 1851
- Prometheus
- Story
- 1. Man was his favourite
life on Earth - Made him
stand upright like the
Gods and gave him fire
- 2. Prometheus tricked Zeus
into choosing a bad sacrifice
(Bones wrapped in fat over
good meat hidden the hide)
- 3. To punish Prometheus, Zeus
took fire away from man, but
Prometheus lit a torch from the
sun and gave it back to man
- 4. Made Zeus really angry
and he decided to
punish Prometheus and
man greatly
- 5. Created a mortal of
great beauty but with
a deceptive heart and
a lying tongue -
Pandora, the first
woman. Gave her a
box she wasn't
allowed to open and
placed her with men
- 6. Pandora
opened the
box and
released
evil,
sorrows,
plagues,
misfortunes
and hope
- 7. Prometheus
was chained to
the Caucasus
Mountains and all
day and night an
eagle would tear
away at him
- 8. The only way he could be
released is if an immortal being
died for him and a mortal killed
the eagle or is Prometheus told
Zeus who would mother the
child who would eventually
dethrone Zeus.
- 9. Eventually
Chiron the
Centaur died
for him and
Hercules
killed the
eagle
- Given task of creating man
- Shaped him out of mud
- Best known as the
benefactor who
bought fire to
mankind
- Titan - Not sent to
Tartarus because he
didn't fight with the
other titans
- Name
signifies
'forethought'
- 'The Rime of the
Ancient Mariner'
- Colridge
- 1798
- Poem
- The
experiences
of a sailor
who has
returned
from a long
sea voyage
- Told to a
wedding
guest who
becomes a
"sadder and
a wiser
man"
- Going to
Antactica
- All of the crew
members die apart
from the Mariner
- The pilot who finds
the ship thinks the
Mariner is the devil
- 'Paradise Lost' - Milton
- 1667
- Characters
- Devil
- Son of God
- God
- Eve
- Adam
- Rapheal
- Michael
- About the
Biblical story of
the 'Fall of Man'
- The temptation of Adam and
Eve by Satan and their expulsion
from the Garden of Eden
- Separated
into 12 books
- Poem
- Two main narrative arcs
- Lucifer just
after he fell
from heaven
- Adam and
Eve's
temptation
- The sublime
- Mr. Pidgeon's
presentation in
'Wuthering
Heights' section
- Something
that can
provoke
extreme
emotions
- Terror
- Pain
- Awe
- Romanticism
- A reaction to the
industrial revolution
- Reverence
for the
natural
world
- Physical
and
emotional
passion
- Interest in the mystic
and supernatural
- Lord Byron
- John Keats
- Samuel Taylor Colridge
- 18th century