Clarification of Frankenstein?

2015-03-01 9:30 pm
Toward the end of chapter 17 in "Frankenstein", the book reads "I saw him descend the mountain with greater speed than the flight of an eagle". So is the creature actually running down a mountain at 80 mph?!!

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2015-03-01 11:35 pm
If that is what it says, then that is what it means. It is FICTION. I doubt that Mary Shelley had the faintest idea of how fast an eagle could fly when she wrote it. It is a literary illustration, that is all. You are meant to enjoy the story, not analyse it in nit-picking detail. (And, sorry to disillusion you, but I think that the Baron did not REALLY bring a dead body back to life. That bit is complete fiction as well).


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