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Does Frankenstein Learn From His Mistake In Creating The Monster?
Yes. 
How And Why Does Bacon’s Inductive Method Differ From The Modern Scientific Method?
Bacon's inductive method is less precise and empirical than the modern scientific method, as it relies more on general observations and hypotheses.
What Did Aristotle’s Organon Get Wrong According To Bacon?
Empirical observation and experimental approach in science.
Who Is Fortinbras?
Fortinbras is a character in William Shakespeare's play Hamlet.
Why Does Faber Consider Himself A Coward?
Faber considers himself a coward because he did not fight back against the government when they took control of society.
Why Does Banquo Not Trust The Witches?
Because he believes they may be leading Macbeth astray with their prophecies.
What Does Estella Represent?
Estella represents the theme of unattainable love in literature.
Why Does Estella Marry Drummle?
Estella marries Drummle in "Great Expectations" due to her belief that social status is the most important thing in life and to secure her own self-preservation after the emotional trauma she experienced in her relationship with Pip.
Who Is Emmanuel Goldstein?
Emmanuel Goldstein is a fictional character in George Orwell's novel 1984.
How Does Emilia Help Iago?
Emilia helps Iago by stealing Desdemona's handkerchief and giving it to him.
What Is Egeus So Upset About In The Play’s First Scene?
Egeus is upset about his daughter Hermia's refusal to marry the man he has chosen for her.
What are some of the different “awakenings” Edna experiences throughout the novel?
Edna experiences various awakenings in the novel such as a sexual awakening, a realization of her own identity, a longing for freedom, and an awakening to the restrictions placed on women by society.
Why does Edna move into the “pigeon house”?
Edna moves into the "pigeon house" to have her own independent space away from her husband and children.
Why does Edmund hate his family?
He feels inferior to his legitimate brother Edgar, is jealous of their close relationship with their father Gloucester, and desires revenge.
How does Edmund trick Edgar?
Edmund tricks Edgar by forging a letter which makes it appear as though Edgar is planning to kill their father and take over his land.
How does Dracula die?
Dracula is killed by being stabbed in the heart with a wooden stake.
Why was Dr Manette imprisoned?
Dr Manette was imprisoned because he knew a secret that threatened the safety of some powerful people.
Why does Dolphus Raymond hide Coca-Cola in a brown paper bag?
Dolphus Raymond hides Coca-Cola in a brown paper bag to hide the fact that he is actually not drinking alcohol.
How do dolls represent Nora as a character?
Dolls represent Nora as a character by symbolizing her societal role as a doll-like wife, submissive and obedient to her husband's wishes.
Why did Dante write the Inferno?
Dante wrote the Inferno to express his political and theological beliefs as well as to provide a literary representation of the Christian concept of Hell.
How does Curt Lemon die?
Curt Lemon is killed by a grenade while playing around with Rat Kiley.
Why is Crooks’s room set apart from the others?
Crooks's room is set apart from the others because of segregation and discrimination in society.
Why is Charles Darnay acquitted at his English trial?
He is acquitted because Sydney Carton substituted himself for Darnay and gave evidence that cleared him.
