Pre-task on Frankenstein

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

1. When did you have a dream??

=) Ys, I have seen many dreams and in those dream like happy, sad, dangerous, etc. Dream is happened in unconscious mind. Night is symbol of dark and horror effect.

2. What did you seen in your dream?

=) I have seen in my dream, when I sleeped suddenly I feel that my blanket was pushed out and horror was comes here and I ran out.

3. Based on your dream if you are asked to create something, what type of creation would be there ?

=) If I asked to create something in my dream if horror was hurt me then I brings out knief and gun, then face and fight to horror👻👻.

4. The creation will be ugly or beautiful?

=) The creation of ghost is obviously disappeared. But creation is always ugly therefore it is to be dangerous.

5. If ugly, why and beautiful, why ?

=) It is ugly because ghost is always looking like dangerous and horror and it is happen in always in night and dark atmosphere. So it is ugly.

6. What are your interpretations for word monster?

=) Monster is looking like ugly. But his behave is depend on his society and atmosphere. If anybody hurt monster then monster hurts people bcoz he save of himself.

7. Have you ever visited such a kind of places which has some connection with horror and terror?

=) Yes, once I visited such a kind of places which some connection with horror and terror.

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