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Analysing Shelley's language and imagery is essential for achieving top marks at GCSE. The examiner wants to see that you can identify specific techniques, explain their effects, and connect them to the novel's themes. This lesson covers the key types of imagery, narrative voice, and language features in Frankenstein.
The sublime is a Romantic concept describing experiences of nature so vast, powerful, and overwhelming that they produce a mixture of awe and terror. Mountains, storms, glaciers, and the sea are typical sublime landscapes.
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