Story · Britain · 1818
Pass it on
Frankenstein
50Watch it awake.
A student makes a man, refuses to parent him, and leaves a ruin.
The review
Clear the 1931 film off the table before you open this. Shelley has a student build a man and then refuse to parent him. The creature is abandoned and becomes a ruin. The maker owes a life to what he made. I don't have a line of his to repeat, and I won't make one up.
A teen can read it. I got through the pages late and stayed angry at the maker, not at a costume. If you talk after, talk about the life he owed and would not keep. The 1910 reel is a different night too.
Journal
Keep Frankenstein in the record.
No house has filed a sentence for this yet.
Live Historic number 50. Yours can differ.
The glance
Courage and Republic and Temperance and Stewardship are the thin ones.
Does anyone risk something they would miss, or is it only noise?
This phone is set for a grown person, just me. Change the ages.
Consider this
Heidi
64 instead of 50
Heidi is still a novel film, and it scores 64 instead of 50. What you gain is stewardship: What should be left her is the air and the place her body knows.
The eight
- 6Industry
A student's labor is the making of a man, and it matters.
- 8Household
He builds a man and will not parent the life he made.
- 6Piety
Conscience could have held him, and he still leaves the debt.
- 3Courage
He will not face the being he would have had to keep.
- 4Republic
The debt is to the life he made, not to a town.
- 3Temperance
Making the man runs past any limit he was willing to hold.
- 8Truth
He owes a life to what he made, and ruin is the bill.
- 2Stewardship
What he leaves is a creature already turned into a ruin.
Where to read
Finding the page.
Live Historic · Frankenstein · 50IMDb
