is this what you all did too
but did victor frankenstein actually have a phd
no one’s answered my question
THIS MOTHERFUCKER WAS AN UNDERGRAD
IMAGINE HEARING ABOUT THE DUDEBRO LIVING NEXT TO U IN THE DORMS “yah dave dropped out cuz he built a fucking person”
victor frankenstein was a little bITCH and he had no degree at all, he was at college for like, a year and then he was like “lol these bitches ain’t got nothing on me” and he just got an apartment and stopped going to school so he could build a person. i don’t think he even formally dropped out, he just kind of disappeared and nobody even questioned it because that’s what you expect when some cocky asshole comes to class like “i know more than everyone in this school and one day i’m going to prove it by ending dEATH ITSELF”
fucking bullshit victor, come home and eat some goddamn soup you wussass teenager
fucking trashass motherfucker 19 year old sin machine
go get ur liver pecked by birds u mess of a human being
i am never going to let the world forget that victor frankenstein spent 90% of the novel moping instead of doing literally anything else. actual quote from emo kid victor frankenstein “my only solace was silence - deep, dark, deathlike silence” like HOW EXTRA
You’d almost think Mary Shelly was taking inspiration from someone she knew….
Leave Lord Byron alone
And he’s so fucking stupid. Like after the monster killed his brother, his maid, his best friend, and everyone!!! The monster is like, “I’ll be with you on your wedding night.” And Frankenstein, in his infinite fucking wisdom, is like, “He’s going to kill me. Not my wife. Just me.” And doesn’t think to get protection in any way.
Also, the monster tells him that he’ll stop killing if Frankenstein builds him a wife. And Frankenstein agrees but then bitches out cause he’s like, “No, I’d rather have my family murdered than build this creature I MADE and am very responsible for anything at all.”
Frankenstein could have ended it all but bitched out.
tag yourself im night brain
i kind of really really want to know what books some of these are from....
I’m sure I’ve read at least one or two of them, but it’s hard to think of them when it’s worded like this...
or maybe i just dont want to think at all right now.
"He gave his lectures in a very, very small room and didn’t address us, his audience, at all. In fact he looked the other way, with his face almost squashed up against the blackboard. He spoke in a mutter. His mind was on finishing Lord of the Rings, and he was really musing to himself about the nature of narrative. But I found this so fascinating that I came back week after week, as did one other person. I’ve always wondered what became of him, because he was obviously equally fascinated. And because we stuck there, Tolkien couldn’t go away and write Lord of the Rings! He would say the most marvelous things about the way you take a very basic plot and twitch it here and twitch it there—and it becomes a completely different plot.”
—-Diana Wynne Jones
#I don’t know if I find this more enchanting for a really interesting discussion on worldbuilding and narrative #or the fact that DIANA WYNNE JONES PREVENTED JRR FROM WORKING ON LOTR A WHOLE SEMESTER BECAUSE SHE MADE HIM DO HIS JOB OH MY GOOOOOOOD THAT #IS #HILARIOUS #I LOVE HER SO MUCH
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This is even better than when I found out Arthur Ransome yelled at Diana Wynne Jones and her friends when they were little and out playing—and Beatrix Potter spanked them.
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