Comparative Key Quotations (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Quizzes
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What effect does first-person narration have on the creature's speech in Frankenstein?
What effect does first-person narration have on the creature's speech in Frankenstein?
Humanises his suffering
What does 'we all complete' reflect about the clones in Never Let Me Go?
What does 'we all complete' reflect about the clones in Never Let Me Go?
Passive acceptance of fate
In Frankenstein, what paradox does 'increase of knowledge' create for the creature?
In Frankenstein, what paradox does 'increase of knowledge' create for the creature?
Awareness intensifies suffering
What does the river metaphor symbolise in Never Let Me Go?
What does the river metaphor symbolise in Never Let Me Go?
Passage of time & separation
What does the juxtaposition of 'creator' & 'master' highlight in Frankenstein?
What does the juxtaposition of 'creator' & 'master' highlight in Frankenstein?
Inversion of roles
Why was art taken from the clones in Never Let Me Go?
Why was art taken from the clones in Never Let Me Go?
To prove they had souls
What does the 'serpent to sting' metaphor allude to in Frankenstein?
What does the 'serpent to sting' metaphor allude to in Frankenstein?
Biblical imagery & forbidden knowledge
What does 'told and not told' emphasise about the clones' awareness?
What does 'told and not told' emphasise about the clones' awareness?
Deliberate withholding of truths
What does the reflective pool symbolise in Frankenstein?
What does the reflective pool symbolise in Frankenstein?
Self-perception & identity
What effect does the phrase 'vital organs' have in Never Let Me Go?
What effect does the phrase 'vital organs' have in Never Let Me Go?
Objectifies the clones