Showing posts with label Nicole. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nicole. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Mary Shelley clearly had Percy ( husband ) on her mind when she wrote Frankenstein. Percy influenced Mary in many way, the death of their son in William in 1819 helped him to write some of his greatest poetry:"Stanzas" Written in Dejection near Naples. In which he poor his emotion out of the death of his son. In one section of the poem he say es "I could lie down like a tired child, and weep away the life of care.In that ex cert i think was trying to let his audience not only read how he felt, but share some of his most intimate feelings that a farther could have.
(SOURCE) www.poetryseeker.org

Wednesday, March 31, 2010


Mary shelley husband was famous for his romantic poems and qoutes, he tried to invite mary into the " free world has he called it. I believe that his free sprited way help endorse mary shelly novels. Percy has a qoute that I feel stands out greatly in Mary book novel " Frankestein" ( Fear not for the future, weep not for the past). I think she used that qoute in the book when Dr Frankenstein tried to argue his point that science is need of chnage. (source) aztec.com

Thursday, March 25, 2010




Mary Shelley was inspired by her close family members. Her Husband Percy B Shelley help influence her to finish the novel. Mary was an outgoing person, she had many ambitions in her life. Marty took the challenges that was offered to her by Lord Byron to write the novel Frankenstein. Her success was well encouraged by her Husband. Mary Shelly was not only a powerful women but a powerful Author, which keep her audiences propel to read what would happen next. ( source) chapter 1 of novel , preface

Nicole Green

Thursday, March 18, 2010

MARY SHELLEY

From 1801 to 2010 women have been raisen kids on there own. Mary mom died when she had some complication in child birth.Her dad decided to remarry just months after her death.some old age men are just like modern day men.

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"The marriage does not last long as Mary dies six months later of complications from the birth of their daughter".

nicole green (source) people.brandies.edu