Shelly uses a powerful allusion to Milton's epic poem Paradise Lost, which tells the story of Adam and Eve's temptation by Satan and their subsequence expulsion from Eden. How does this poem affect how the monster views his role in the world? How does it affect how he views his relationship to Victor?

Did you read it?

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Originally Posted by odinn7

Did you read it?

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Yes I read the story.. Did you? Obvously not because you don't know the answer either..

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Originally Posted by shi5126

Yes I read the story.. Did you? Obvously not because you don't know the answer either..

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We won't do your work for you.

Have you read Milton's poem?

Tell us what you think and have found out through your own reading and research. Then we can give you guidance and help.

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Originally Posted by shi5126

Yes I read the story.. Did you? Obvously not because you don't know the answer either..

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Yes, because I won't tell you the answer to your school work question, clearly I did not read the novel myself.

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Originally Posted by shi5126

Yes I read the story.. Did you? Obvously not because you don't know the answer either..

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If you read it, do the work asked of you. If you're having trouble with it, specifically tell us the area you're having difficulty with and we may guide you. But the rules of this site clearly state that we won't do your homework for you. You at least have to put in the effort, and show us that effort We can guide you, or correct your work, but that's it. It's up to you to do the actual work yourself.