Similarities Between Frankenstein And Tkam
Prejudice has been such a big part of Monster and TKAM. It has made up most of the lives of the main characters, in these books. Their childhood has been experiencing prejudice and molding their brains into a thinking that’s very dangerous. This is why in both novels prejudice is the ultimate source of conflict, leading to intense violence, stereotyping, and internal strugglings.
Monster; an imaginary creature that is typically large, ugly, and frightening. A monster is something that steve was definitely not. About that's not what his attorney nor what other people think. Even though steve is a kind and shy person, he was still categorized as a ‘’monster’’. With this situation, steve was struggling too, find out who he was real. Just because he looked physically the same as, James King, didn't mean he acted the same as him.This is where prejudice …show more content…
To really understand them. The effect on prejudice so much violence in this book. That one time when Tom Robinson was in jail all the farmers wanted to get him out so they hang him. The poor guy wasn't doing anyone harm. So why cause more trouble than it has to be? They just wanted to hang hi because he was black, and supposedly when you're black you immediately become a bad person. They even proved him guilty, when in the first place he was not. He didn’t touch Mayella and everybody knew it. But for black men there can't be any justice. Just like in Monster and TKAM, the jurors had one look at the person on trial and, already knew that they were guilty. If there wasn't any prejudice, there wouldn't be any violence. They’re wouldn't people killing other people because there, the color of their skin. What if people were colored orange? Would you kill them too? Nope because justice cannot be found anywhere. You're already, judged by the color of your
Monster; an imaginary creature that is typically large, ugly, and frightening. A monster is something that steve was definitely not. About that's not what his attorney nor what other people think. Even though steve is a kind and shy person, he was still categorized as a ‘’monster’’. With this situation, steve was struggling too, find out who he was real. Just because he looked physically the same as, James King, didn't mean he acted the same as him.This is where prejudice …show more content…
To really understand them. The effect on prejudice so much violence in this book. That one time when Tom Robinson was in jail all the farmers wanted to get him out so they hang him. The poor guy wasn't doing anyone harm. So why cause more trouble than it has to be? They just wanted to hang hi because he was black, and supposedly when you're black you immediately become a bad person. They even proved him guilty, when in the first place he was not. He didn’t touch Mayella and everybody knew it. But for black men there can't be any justice. Just like in Monster and TKAM, the jurors had one look at the person on trial and, already knew that they were guilty. If there wasn't any prejudice, there wouldn't be any violence. They’re wouldn't people killing other people because there, the color of their skin. What if people were colored orange? Would you kill them too? Nope because justice cannot be found anywhere. You're already, judged by the color of your