frankenstein quotes

• What does a new species do to its creator?

  It busies me as its creator
• Why is knowledge about oneself considered dangerous?

  It is the acquirement of knowledge about oneself
• What does the phrase "fangs of remorse" refer to?

  It refers to feelings of guilt
• What does the speaker imply about their past experiences?

  They imply a sense of playfulness and regret
• What does the speaker mean by "the world was to me a gregarious secret"?

  It suggests the world held hidden truths
• What does the phrase "rage in me" suggest about the speaker's emotions?

  It suggests they feel intense anger
• What does the speaker say about laughter?

  It should never escape
• How does the speaker describe their "prophetic soul"?

  As a view that reflects their inner self
• What does the speaker say about the beauty of their soul?

  It is described as white and pure
• What does the phrase "rejeeve to Greek" imply?

  It suggests a return to ancient wisdom
• Who does the speaker mention in relation to "meramorphoses"?

  Ovid
• What does the speaker imply about the "narcissus" mentioned?

  It refers to unrequited love and beauty
• What does the phrase "who dies of unrequited love" suggest about the speaker's perspective on love?

  It suggests a tragic view of love
• What are the key themes presented in the text?

  • The complexity of self-knowledge
  • The burden of remorse
  • The interplay of beauty and tragedy in love
  • The significance of hidden truths in the world
• How does the speaker's emotional state evolve throughout the text?

  • Begins with feelings of busyness and remorse
  • Expresses a sense of rage and hidden truths
  • Concludes with reflections on beauty and tragedy