Tuesday, October 8, 2013
First impressions of the monster
The monster has a scary out-look that even his own creator abandoned him. He murdered but he did not burn evil, he started with the innocent heart like a baby, also lacked moral reasoning and values required proper guidance and love. But no one offered him those things. He has to stay away from the human because of his appearance but he sympathizes people in miserable situation. He helps the old man's poor family gathering woods and puts them in front of their door for their use.
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Eric, you write well. For English being your second language you're doing a really good job mastering it. Keep up the good work. Your blog posts are quite strong; you include good textual examples and really elaborate on your ideas. You most recent post about the monster is a little vague. I'd like to see a bit more of your opinion, and some textual examples in every post.
ReplyDeleteWilliam Blake: 25/25
Frankenstein: 25/25
Mont Blanc: 25/25
Group Post: 25/25
First Impressions of the Monster: 20/25
Character Post: 0/25
You're missing your character post. As soon as it's posted I will give you credit for it.