MAKEUP DAILY QUESTION FOR TUESDAY 1/31:
1) Satire can be described as didactic because the essence of a satire is to poke fun at a truth in society. The remarks made about society are often greatly exaggerated for a humorous appeal but they tend to speak truth at the same time. Satires entertain as well as inform the audience.
2) The allusion in " to his coy mistress" is found in line 10. It states " till the conversion of the jews". The quote is referring to the last book in the bible, revelations. In revelations which is discussing the end of the world it says that in these times jews will convert. The author is cleverly saying that he will wait for this women, to give her his love, until the end of time.

MAKEUP DAILY QUESTION FOR TUESDAY 1/31

1) Satire is didactic because it makes fun of human vice in order to teach people the correct way to behave.
2) "Love you ten years before the Flood" is an allusion to the Great Flood (Noah's Ark).

MAKEUP DAILY QUESTION FOR MONDAY 2/6:

1) Candide is thrown out of the castle because he is caught kissing Cunegonde, by her father, the baron.
2) James the anabaptist drowns to death.

Candide's answer to the problem of evil comes to him from the farmer who has his friends for dinner. The farmer is content with his life because he works hard and doesn't spend time thinking or talking about philosophical questions or about good and evil. Candide ultimately realizes that the problem of evil wasn't meant to be solved, and instead of discussing it, mankind should spend their energy ' cultivating their gardens'.

Ben Auerbach
MAKEUP FOR MONDAY 2/13:

Walton is on a journey to the north pole to find passage from the Pacific ocean to the Atlantic ocean.

Walton meets Dr. Frankenstein while Frankenstein is passing on a dog drawn sled. He is weak from the cold and Walton brings him onto the ship to aid him.

Makeup Tuesday 2/7
Candide gets rich because he takes the jewels (pebbels) from El Dorado.

Makeup Monday 2/13

His goal is to find a path from the pacific ocean to the atlantic ocean.
Walton meets Dr. Frankenstein when he sees Frankinstein almost dead on a sled. He nurses him back to health and become friends with him.

Monday 2/13

Walton's goal is to find a route from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean. He isn't content with what he knows so he's challenging it by making this voyage into the unknown.
During Walton's journey, he finds Dr. Frankenstein on a broken down dog sled in bad health. Walton nurses Frankenstein back to health and befriends him.

Make up 2/14

The Frankensteins are wandering around a village helping the unfortunate because Frankenstein's mother remembers what it felt like to be them. They stumble across a peasant family who has taken in a beautiful blond orphan girl. Frankenstein's parents always wanted a girl and they fell in love with Elizabeth on sight and adopted her.
Frankenstein blames himself for the death of his brother because his brother was killed by the monster he created.

Make Up 2/15

The monster learns to speak by listening to Felix teach Safie his language.
The monster demands that Dr. Frankenstein create a female monster to keep him company and be his friend.

Make-up for 2/14

Q: How does Elizabeth Lavenza come to live with the Frankensteins?
A: Elizabeth Lavenza is adopted by Victor's parents, particularly his mother.

Q: Why does Victor blame himself for the death of his brother William?
A: Victor blames himself because he knows that he created the monster who killed William.

make up for Monday 2/13

The object of Walton's journey is to find a route from the Pacific to Atlantic Ocean. Walton's stumbles upon Frankenstein in poor condition on a dog sled. He nurses him to back to health and the two become rather friendly.

Makeup for Wednesday 2/15:
Q1: How does the monster learn to speak?
A1: The monster learns to speak french by observing and studying the DeLacey's as they interacted with each other.

Q2: What does the monster demand of Victor at the end of chapter 16?
A2: The monster demands that Victor create a second creature, a female creature, for him to find
companionship with. He says that if Victor does this, he will flee to South America and stop terrorizing people.

Make up for 2/14:

Question: Explain the death of Justine Moritz.
Answer: Victors monster killed his younger brother and framed it on Justine by putting a picture, that Victors brother was carrying, in Justins pocket.

Question: Why does Victor blame himself for the death of his brother William?
Answer: He blames himself because he believes he is responsible for the monsters actions. As his creator he has a liability to what the monster does so he blames himself for his brothers death.

Thursday, 2/16
Victor works on the female monster, but he never delivers it. Explain.
While Victor is creating the female monster, he begins to think about the consequences of his new creation and the harm the female monster could cause. Victor realizes that she might not want to be with the monster, or live in seclusion with him. He also worries about the danger the monsters would cause by having children and when Victor looks up to see the monster watching him, he decides he cannot bring another hideous creature into the world and destroys his work.

Who is Mr. Kirwin?
Mr Kirwin is the magistrate of the town where Victor is accused of murder.

Wednesdau 2/22

Terrorists are modern monsters that society has created. They kill people and feel no remorse. They also make people live in constant fear of them.