Answer:
horrendous and monstrous to look at.
Explanation:
Humans have rejected Victor Frankenstein because he was to horrendous and monstrous to look at. His unearthly ugliness had made him too horrifying for the human eyes to see.
Though at first Victor Frankenstein was benevolent and kind, people started to curse and call him a monster after seeing him. His own creator Dr. Frankenstein was disgusted and regretful for creating him too. All these interactions and hatred from the people corrupted his original kind character.
The creature's rejection by humans could be due to fear of his abnormal appearance, leading to dehumanization. Initially kind, his character is corrupted by these interactions. This reflects the Rock Cree belief - disrespect leads to negative repercussions.
This question explores the dynamic relationship between humans and the creature, likely in the context of a literary work. From Brightman's research on Rock Cree hunting culture, we can draw parallels concerning respect and repercussions. Like the animals in this culture, the creature, though different, may have inherently commanded respect.
Human rejection likely stems from fear of the unknown or different, fueled by his abnormal appearance. This could lead to a kind of 'dehumanization' in their interactions where his kind character is ultimately corrupted, echoing the Rock Cree belief: shunning respect leads to negative repercussions.
Initially natively kind, the creature's interactions with dismissive, fearful humans might have stripped him of this, warping his identity. His kindness was replaced by defensive aggression, a tragic transformation triggered by human cruelty. This suggests the poignant theme that interaction with society can reshape individuals, often negatively.
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Bothered
Enraged
Riled
should include: the initial situation that made him angry, what Simon did to
Leah, and how Leah responded to the retaliation.
Answer:
Surcease, Lattice and censer
Explanation:
surcease- to stop, to put an end to it
(here, the narrator wishes he could put a stop into the feelings of sorrow, as it reminds him of his loss of Lenore, his beloved.)
lattice- horizontally or vertically constructed strips of wooden panels for windows or gardens
(He thinks that he saw something at his window and is somehow intrigued by the mystery to the tapping)
censer- ornamental container for dispensing incense especially for religious purposes.
(The narrator thinks that God has sent angels to cause the air within the room to become dense and perfumed.)