27 comparative study elizabeth & elinor
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This document provides a comparative study of the characters Elizabeth Lavenza from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and Elinor Dashwood from Jane Austen's Sense and Sensibility. It analyzes their backgrounds, personalities, relationships, and outcomes. Elizabeth is introduced as a gift adopted into Victor Frankenstein's family and has no identity, while Elinor is a wise elder daughter in her own family. Elizabeth is expressive in nature and fights for her love, while Elinor remains unexpressive and does not fight for her love. Additionally, Elizabeth's marriage life becomes tragic and ends in her death, whereas Elinor's marriage brings her happiness.
27 comparative study elizabeth & elinor
- 1. Comparative Study: Elizabeth & Elinor Name: Saryu D. Baraiya Subject:The Romantic Literature (Paper-V) Roll No: 27 Study: M.A. Year: Semester II Submitted to: Department of English University: Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University
- 2. Comparative Study: Elizabeth & Elinor Elizabeth Lavenza Elinor Dashwood Frankenstein Sense and Sensibility
- 3. Comparative Study: Elizabeth & Elinor Elizabeth Not even mention in title. Adopted by Frankenstein Family. Has no personal identity at all. Introduced as a gift for main male character,Victor Frankenstein. Elinor Title represents character of Elinor. Elder daughter of Dashwood Family. Has identity and own family. Introduced as an only wise and mature daughter of Dashwood Family.
- 4. Comparative Study: Elizabeth & Elinor Elizabeth Victor Elizabeth HenryMonster Elinor Elinor & Marianne Margaret Edward Ferrars Colonel Brandon John Willough by
- 5. Comparative Study: Elizabeth & Elinor Elizabeth Expressive in nature. Elinor Unexpressive in nature.
- 6. Comparative Study: Elizabeth & Elinor Elizabeth She fights for her love. Oh, isn't it convenient? Or doesn't it fit in with your plans? Don't you ever think of anything or anyone than yourself? You'll lose me if you don't.. Elinor She never tries to fight for her love. But I did not love only him; -- and while the comfort of others was dear to me, I was glad to spare them from knowing how much I felt. Now, I can think and speak of it with little emotion. I would not have you suffer on my account;
- 7. Comparative Study: Elizabeth & Elinor Elizabeth Marriage life: Becomes rezone of death. Elinor Marriage life: Becomes rezone of happiness.
- 8. Comparative Study: Elizabeth & Elinor Elizabeth At the end of the novel she meets with a death. Elinor At the end of the novel she gets married with her lover and live happy life.
- 9. Thank you.