Lindsey Nicholson

[Lindsey Nicholson @lindserinnich]

realizing that Frankenstein brought each novel/sonnet we read this semester full circle blew my mind, in a good way #2000lit

[Lindsey Nicholson @lindserinnich]

I would have never pictured myself annotating sonnets into my own interpretation and actually enjoying it this semester, but I did #2000lit

[Lindsey Nicholson @lindserinnich]

each novel/sonnet this semester opened my eyes to specific tones, writing styles and imagery that I had never experienced before #2000lit

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Finalizing my portfolio for Thursday and can't help but notice the amount I've changed as a writer since the beginning of the year #2000lit

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gave the creature sonnet 29 to dive into and I'm thinking he will love Shakespeare's style and tone presented throughout each line #2000lit

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as I work on our final exercise for this class, I can't help but go back and compare each work of literature to one another #2000lit

[Lindsey Nicholson @lindserinnich]

Frankenstein was a great end to an even better semester, the amount of knowledge I gained while reading this novel blew me away #2000lit

[Lindsey Nicholson @lindserinnich]

connecting things between Frankenstein and other novels we've covered this semester is seemingly more interesting than I thought #2000lit

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The monster is just trying to be a friend, when in all reality he's even scared to look at himself let alone have others see him #2000lit

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The irony between Frankenstein and the monster's friendship is eye opening within the end of volume one #2000lit

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Walton seems to have learned from his mistakes and realize the importance of being a seafarer #2000lit

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The first book of Frankenstein made Walton seem in love with his accomplishments and somewhat affectionate towards his sister #2000lit

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[Lindsey Nicholson @lindserinnich]

@lindserinnich #2000lit

[Lindsey Nicholson @lindserinnich]

@lindserinnich #2000lit

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The narrator seemed to know some things about Werther that I never knew or put into perspective

[Lindsey Nicholson @lindserinnich]

The Sorrows of Werther had more of an emotional attachment to the audience than other books we have read this semester

[Lindsey Nicholson @lindserinnich]

Book 12 is very detailed when it comes to Adam and Eve's punishment and relationship

[Lindsey Nicholson @lindserinnich]

The more I read Paradise Lost, the more I understand Milton's use of iambic pentameter and how it relates to the text