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- Separate themes in ROAM and Frank
- ROAM: Christianity, Frank: science, parenting (family), Beauty
- Similarities between the Mariner and Victor
- Endure a change, toy/disrespect nature, affect/harm lives, solitary
- Where Shakespeare was born
- Stratford
- Example of Loyalty
- Gonzalo to Alonso, Miranda to Prospero, Ariel to Prospero
- When he was born
- 1564
- Differences between the Mariner and Victor
- Mariner: he ends up driven to tell his story as redemption, Victor: obsessive, scientific, loyal to family, ends the novel still selfish (lauren's stupid)
- Themes in "The Tempest"
- Hierarchal Structure, Colonialism, Master/Servant Relationships, Revenge. Treachery, Loyalty
- Gonzalo is what to Alonso
- Councillor
- Separate Romantic themes in ROAM and Frank
- ROAM: Christian morality, ballad Frank: morality in terms of science, obsession, man's passions and inner struggles
- Example of Master/Servant Relationships
- Prospero keeps moving up Ariel's freedom day, Caliban to Stephano
- diction
- the writer's choice of words; an important elemtnt in the writer's voice or style
- Example of Colonialism
- Prospero comes to the island and immediately enslaves the inhabitants
- Common Romantic themes in ROAM and Frank
- Supernatural, power of nature, imagery, personification, emotion over reason, spiritual journey, moral at the end, addresses the common man, solitude
- Milton worked under
- Oliver Cromwell
- imagery
- painting pictures with words
- Example of Treachery
- Antonio and Alonso to Prospero, Antonio and Sebastian to Alonso
- Example of Hierarchal Structure
- Prospero rules over Ariel, use to rule over Milan but brother stole power, in the ship with King Alonso to the boatswain
- Date Milton wrote Paradise lost
- 1667
- Common themes in ROAM and Frank
- friendship/solitude, nature, fate/destiny, morality, revenge, supernatural, spiritual journey
- The year Mary Shelley was challenged to write Frankenstein
- 1816
- allusion
- a figure of speech, in which one refers indirectly to an object or circumstance that has occurred or exised outside the work of literature
- hyperbole
- exaggeration, bold overstatement for serious or comic effect
- apostrophe
- direct address to absent person or to an abstract or inanimate entity
- Example of Revenge
- Prospero to his brother, Caliban to Prospero
- Two monarchs during his reign
- Elizabeth and James I
- Years John Milton was alive
- 1606-1674
- Milton's ohysical deformity
- blind