West Michigan Aviation Academy - ELA 304

1)Based on what you've read so far, what do you think will happen next in Frankenstein?

2. What theme or themes do you think will develop as the events of the narrative progress?
3. Try coming up with a claim for your essay here, based on your answers to the previous two questions. It's OK if your claim changes a little bit after you've started writing, but having a pretty good idea of what you want it to be will help you focus your search for evidence.
4. Below, write at least five quotes from the section of Frankenstein you've read that support your predictions. Choose at least one excerpt that relates to the historical context of the story. Be sure and keep track of the page numbers from the source you're using. After each quote, write a sentence or so explaining how the quotes support your predictions. You don't have to write these explanations formally — for now they're just notes to yourself — but they'll help you later as you integrate the quotes into your essay to support your prediction.

5. How will you incorporate the historical context of Shelley's time into your essay?
6. Write your introduction paragraph here.
7. Write your first body paragraph here.

8. Write your second body paragraph here.