At this point, the perspective has changed again. The beginning of the story is written from Robert Walton’s perspective, and then moves on to Victor Frankenstein’s perspective. It has now switched to the monster’s perspective. We are now able to see how the monster thinks, feels, what he is struggling with, and why he did the things he did. How have your opinions on the monster changed now that we are able to read his thoughts and feelings? Why do you think Mary Shelley chose to write her story using both Frankenstein and The Monster's perspectives? Use evidence from the text to support your answer. (If you say your opinion hasn’t changed, then tell me why & provide evidence). Use pages 27-33 in the graphic novel to help you. DON’T FORGET YOUR TRANSITION SENTENCES (ON PAGE --, IT STATES THAT FRANKENSTEIN DID THIS, ON PAGE --, FRANKENSTEIN DOES THIS, ETC).