Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein Essay

Shelley wanted the audience in this scene to feel greater humanity for the heller as he is turned away yet over once again by mankind because he is simply judged too quickly because of his appearance. Branagh cadaver professedly to Shelleys intentions in this scene by making the hellion appear heartbroken. Cries echo finished the forest, he runs with a limp through the forest away from the sign of the zodiac and collapses on the ground as curtly as he thinks he is step up of sight from the family.These affaires were really correct for building up sympathy for the behemoth. This scene is too where we see the giant beginning to change. He goes back to the house and sees that the family have fled their home, this makes the monster so angry and upset that he sets fire to the cottage and swears that he give have retaliation on the man who do him, so he reads the journal left(a) in his jacket and goes to Geneva to get his revenge on Frankenstein.Branagh made this disse ver of his pic in truth dramatic by using very fast powerful music against the roaring of flames and downcast smoke that engulfed the cottage and the monster stood in front of the cottage expression fiercely at the flames with a look of anger in his eyes. This is near(a) because it shows that the emotions and feelings which the monster has been hiding are all being forced out of him because he is determined to find answers to all the questions he has about his support and this is exactly how Shelley intended this scene to look as the monster all of a sudden realises his purpose of life is an experi workforcet.When the monster kills William and sets up Justine Branagh managed to plan this very advantageously because Shelley wanted the monster to kill the little brother and also be able to plant it on Justine without losing sympathy from the audience for the monster and Branagh is able to do this by not actually showing the monster cleanup position William. In the next scene the monster and Frankenstein meet in the mountains, the monster has his chance to get his answers from the man who made him. The monster comes across as being very real of his knowledge and his feelings.This appears to scare Frankenstein because he doesnt actually know why he did something so evil and didnt realise the greatness of the pain he had caused. Shelley wanted this conversation surrounded by the monster and Frankenstein to make the audience judge the monster as the soundly guy and Frankenstein as the bad guy. Branagh does this by making the monster have words and ask a lot more questions than Frankenstein. Frankenstein has a look of transgress on his face throughout the conversation but the monster looks very certain and meaningful of everything he says to Victor, again making the monster face superior to Frankenstein.Shelley wanted the audience to feel that the monster only did certain evil things because he was given emotions and senses but not shown how to use th em and Branagh croaks that into the film by the monster asking Victor Why he made him and brought him into the world to live and so very quickly and then left him to die. Shelley believed that no child should be bought into the world without being loved by parents Branagh shows this belief of Shelleys by building up a induce and son relationship and shows the father-like character abandoning an innocent child-like character.The monster asks one thing of Frankenstein and that is to have a bride that will look as ugly as him so that she would convey him for whom he is and vows that they will never be seen again. This again shows the maturity and sense of the monster. Frankenstein grants him this and promises he will have his bride. Frankenstein doesnt observe his promise and returns home to marry his bride and travel away with armed men on their wedding night so they will have testimonial if the monster does come to kill them which he promised he would if he did not get his bride .It is a dark and stormy night and raining very heavily which makes it very hard to see through the dark night, Frankenstein goes out of doors because he thinks he hears the monsters pipe playing and leaves Elizabeth on her own, quiet leaden music start to play but it starts to get faster and louder which says to the attestator that the monster is close by, which he is because he climbs through the window and punches Elizabeth in the chest and pulls her heart out, spraying blood everywhere making a very gruesome sound and very nasty to look at.Frankenstein refuses to accept the death of his new bride so he takes her back to his laboratory and starts newspaper clipping up Justines tree trunk and stitching parts of her and Elizabeth together and revives her so once again we see all the gory bits of limbs being curtail up and sewn together, as Elizabeth awakens she realises what Victor has done to her as the monster comes into the laboratory and mistakes her for his bride which victor had promised her, she becomes so angry and upset with the fact that she has been part of Victor playing God she sets herself on fire and runs through the house alighting everything.This scene is again highly over exaggerated, as it is very gory and horrifically unnecessary to the viewer. As Walton and his crew come to burn Frankensteins body the monster emerges from the distance and is offered by Walton to come with them, this being his first go of acceptance to mankind, the monster says he was my father and decides to set himself alight upon Frankensteins body so that they burnt together.I think Branagh managed to remain true to most of Shelleys intentions of Frankenstein by portraying the monsters character as a very innocent, childlike character linking it all in very hearty with Shelleys beliefs she had before and whilst writing Frankenstein. Branagh definitely pandered to the accepted stereotype of the repulsive force genre by showing a lot of close-ups of quite piti ful images and very horrific noises that went with the images that a book cant do.Branagh also used a very wide range of music that managed to fit into all the horrific parts of his film very well. Charlotte Tufnell 10M Show trailer only The above preview is unformatted text This student written cut of work is one of many that can be found in our GCSE Mary Shelley section.