Frankenstein by Edward Field

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What is the point of view of the poem 'Frankenstein' by Edward Field?

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The third person narrator is a speaker outside the story.

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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 does the line 'tears come into the dear monster's eyes' show about Frankenstein?

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The monster is capable of having strong emotions.

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Why is the old man not afraid to welcome the monster into his home?

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For the blind man has long dreamed of having a friend, so he welcomes him.

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What is a theme of the poem 'Frankenstein'?

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We all need a friend.

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Define 'narrator' in the context of poetry.

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The narrator is the voice that tells the story or conveys the poem's message.

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What is the significance of the monster's emotions in 'Frankenstein'?

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It highlights the theme of empathy and the complexity of the monster's character.

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Explain the role of the blind man in the poem 'Frankenstein'.

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The blind man represents kindness and acceptance, showing that true friendship transcends appearances.

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What does the poem suggest about societal perceptions of the monster?

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The poem suggests that society often judges based on appearance rather than understanding the true nature of individuals.

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How does the poem 'Frankenstein' challenge the idea of monstrosity?

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It portrays the monster as a being capable of love and friendship, challenging the notion that appearance defines evil.