Frankenstein by Edward Field

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What is the main theme of the poem 'Frankenstein' by Edward Field?

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Do not judge people based on their appearance.

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Who is the speaker of the poem 'Frankenstein'?

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The narrator who feels that Frankenstein is not evil.

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What is the significance of the blind man's welcome to the monster?

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The blind man welcomes the monster because he is lonely.

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What does the term 'sympathy' mean in the context of the poem?

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Sympathy refers to feeling concern for a stranger's struggles.

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What is the likely future of the monster according to the poem?

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The monster will have a short life.

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How does the poem 'Frankenstein' challenge societal perceptions?

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It encourages readers to look beyond appearances and understand deeper emotions.

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What literary device is used when the blind man interacts with the monster?

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Empathy, as the blind man does not judge the monster by his appearance.

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What does the monster symbolize in the poem?

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The monster symbolizes the misunderstood and marginalized individuals in society.

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How does the poem reflect the theme of loneliness?

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The blind man's loneliness leads him to welcome the monster, highlighting the need for connection.

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What lesson can be learned from the blind man's attitude towards the monster?

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The lesson is to treat others with kindness regardless of their appearance.