The Form and Content of Frankenstein and the Crucible

Literature and Language: The Form and Content of Frankenstein and the Crucible
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The Form and Content of Frankenstein and the Crucible
Several plays and novels often include similar types of content where the narrative is concerned. They, however, come in significantly different forms. In this journal, we shall consider the novel Frankenstein, and the play, The Crucible. The contents of Frankenstein and The Crucible are similar in several significant ways. However, they both have noticeable differences in form and content.
Frankenstein begins as an epistolary. Robert Walton narrates the contents of four private letters between him and his sister Margaret. On the other hand, The Crucible launches straight into the play with several characters playing different roles. Frankenstein is more of a narration than a novel or play. Different characters narr...