Comparative Analysis Critical Analysis Character Analysis Theme Analysis Answer each of the questions as they appear.

1.Which of the allusive texts is most aligned with the novel? WHY? 2.How is “Rime of the Ancient Mariner” aligned with the novel? 3.How is “Tintern Abbey” aligned with the novel?

1.What female characters are in the novel? How are they presented? Use at least two adjectives for each. 2.What was going on in the world at the time that the novel was written? How do you think that influences the plot? 3.In what ways are social class and wealth or the lack thereof represented?

1.Which character would be best defined by Psychoanalytic model? 2.Which character lends him/herself best to Maslow’s model? 3.Which character embarks on a Jungian journey? 4.Are there any archetypical heroes or heroines?

1.What is the message of this novel? Name it in a sentence. 2.How is that sentence expressed?

Go back and find one of the slides that interests you. Ask a serious question about it. Skip two lines. Answer that question. Use three reasons why. EX: An historical analysis of the novel Frankenstein reveals an anti industrial sentinment through the glorification of nature, the cautionary tale against scientific progress, and the dissolution of emotional ties.

Anti-industrialization: I would talk about how society is building and destroying natural resources, and the way in which the Romantics railed against this. Glorification of nature: Henry and Victor use nature to heal themselves and their relationship Caution against scientific progress: the reanimation of the creature did not fulfill Victor’s desires, but destroyed him emotionally Dissolution of emotional ties: ambition separated Victor from his family, sense of right and wrong.