We can be both of God and the Devil.. mean? +Supplement! (Fr
Posted: January 9th, 2011, 10:29 pm
We can be both of God, and the Devil,Since we're trying to raise the dead against the stream of time.
Obviously, these words are 'Symbolic Metaphor.'(figuratively)
What is the symbolic meaning of words?(quotation) Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
raise the dead = The Birth of Frankenstein
(The Frankenstein’s monster, in Mary Shelley’s book, was created from bones of dead corpses and Victor Frankenstein sparks life into it.[or made up from patches of human corpses very crudely sewn together])
against the stream of time = against the laws of nature
God = Dr. Frankenstein (The Creature)
Devil = monster (creation)
The purpose of the BO - perennial youth and long life(不è€
Obviously, these words are 'Symbolic Metaphor.'(figuratively)
What is the symbolic meaning of words?(quotation) Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
raise the dead = The Birth of Frankenstein
(The Frankenstein’s monster, in Mary Shelley’s book, was created from bones of dead corpses and Victor Frankenstein sparks life into it.[or made up from patches of human corpses very crudely sewn together])
against the stream of time = against the laws of nature
God = Dr. Frankenstein (The Creature)
Devil = monster (creation)
The purpose of the BO - perennial youth and long life(不è€