My oral presentation was on Volume 2, Chapters I-V of Frankenstein and I focused on the characterization and development of Victor Frankenstein, while my partner, Cadet Panchik, focused on the characterization of the creature.  This section of the book was a gold mine as far as the development of these two characters go as it is the first real interaction that they have with one another.  I really focused on Victor’s state of mind in this section of the book and the fact that he is consumed with guilt.  I included a visual from the Annotated Frankenstein that represents the magnitude of guilt and pressure that Victor is under.  Furthermore, I focused on the ways in which the creature comes off in this section as both morally and physically superior to its creator.  My oral presentation also included a discussion on the narrative situation in the novel and how it applies to this section of the book.  As a whole, myself and Cadet Panchik’s oral presentation thoroughly covered the characterization of both Victor and the creature.

 

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