Narrative Frankenstein
- Created by: ArunJuss
- Created on: 22-01-16 13:28
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- Narrative Structure
- Walton not reliable narrator
- Young and Inexperienced
- Did not recive formal education
- Inconsistant as he was preoccupied with his job
- Third Party therefore high chance of human error
- He must write down the transcription of Victor's tale through his memory
- Walton is young and has his duties of a captain to worry about so his memory may be slightly incorrect
- He must write down the transcription of Victor's tale through his memory
- Victor is not a reliable narrator
- He is on his death bed
- This may lead to some details being missed and certain points being over exaggerated
- Victor is highly bias
- Victor depicts himself as being the protagonist and a victim of the monsters plight however the monster feels that he is the victim of this tale as he was created and then abandoned and shunned from society
- The monsters tale is told to Walton through Victor and could therefore be molded to reduce the sympathy generated by his tale.
- He is on his death bed
- The monster is not a reliable narrator
- He is also bias in his perception of the De Laceys.
- He feels that he is the victim as Felix attacked him even though he was trespassing on their property
- Also you can't blame Felix for retaliating. The monster is of gigantuous stature and could end old man De Lacey's life in a split second if he wanted to.
- He feels that he is the victim as Felix attacked him even though he was trespassing on their property
- He is also bias in his perception of the De Laceys.
- Walton not reliable narrator
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