The reader can picture these two situations, a child examining an ordinary object as if it is suddenly extraordinary. ... The writer also makes use of powerful words such as "celestial" and "glory" which gives the reader a mental image of brightness within the nostalgic atmosphere. ... It is a classic description of a childhood game where imagination is all powerful and anything is everything. ... The poem tells the reader that once the key is lost it can never be found again, which is somewhat of an exaggeration although is much more effective. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

She warns the reader that science and natural philosophical inquiry is not only futile, but also dangerous. ... " (p.40) With these description, Shelley tells the reader that Frankenstein treads on the forbidden, he does discover nature's secrets, but is disturbed by them. ... In conclusion, the main themes of dangerous knowledge, the power of nature over Victor Frankenstein, and the responsibilities of Creation are all part of this classic book that has continued to ask deep questions about mankinds role in the universe for almost 200 years....

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