Quotes for paper

Hello.

I may use the following quotes for my argument paper, but since I dont really have any argument toward Frankenstein as a story yet, I will pick out quotes that catch interest from my point of view. In the Author’s Introduction Shelley wrote that “Frightful must it be, for supremely frightful would be the effect of any human endeavor to mock the stupendous mechanism of the Creator of the world.” [Frankanstein, 9] My view on this is mainly that this statement has a justification. It says mainly that it is frightful to mock whoever ‘created’ the world. That is, if a higher intelligence exists that would be able to create existence itself. At that point you would be scratching the surface of the basis of which most philosophical concepts build off of. If shelley meant anything deeper than to just exclaim that it is frightful, then this book would seem to have a message. And that message would be the mystery I would like to solve by the time I read the rest of this book.

Patrick

Hello.

Hello

I am pat.

I like skiing.

I like Friedrich Neiztche. Actually, since I agree with his ideas, I hate him.

If you read up on him you would understand why.

But I probably would like you. Not in a creepy way though.

I have an opinion, but I am not opinionated.

 Why does this keep double spacing?

I am a huge fan of Banksy.

He wrote a story that I would like to share.

“when i was nine years old i was expelled from school. it was punishment for swinging one of my classmates round and round before dropping him onto a concrete floor. he was taken away from school by an ambulance that had to pull right into the playground and pick him up on a stretcher. the next day i was made to stand in front of the whole school at assembly while the headmaster gave a speech about good and evil before i was sent home in disgrace. the unfortunate part of this story is that i never actually touched the kid. it was my best friend jimmy who had put him into casualty. me and a boy called martin watched jimmy grab the kid’s hand and swing him until he was too dizzy to stand up and when he let go the kid just seemed to fly off and land on his head. it wasn’t even malicious, just stupid. however, jim was a big chap for his age and could be very persuasive. so when we noticed the kid wasn’t getting up jim convinced martin to say that it was me who had done it. the only other witness was the kid himself who didn’t regain conciousness for a week. i tried many times to explain that i hadn’t done it, but the boys stuck to their story. eventually my mum turned to me and said bitterly that i should have the guts to admit when i was wrong and that it was even more disgusting when i refused to accept what i’d done. so i shut up after that. the kid sustained a fractured skull and some mental problems. he couldn’t remember how it had happened and he didn’t return to school for a long time. i think i was lucky to learn so young that there’s no such thing as justice and there’s nothing you can do about it. the more useful lesson i learnt was that there’s no point in behaving yourself. you will probably be punished for something you never did anyway. people get it wrong all the time. anyone who believes in captial punishment should be shot.” -Banksy–Wall and Piece

He Is now a graffiti artist that travels the world incognito,  making pieces that may turn our whole world view upside down if you think deeply about them.

I share his feelings.