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In Letter 1 of Frankenstein, Walton writes to his sister that “for one year [I] lived in a paradise of my own creation.” What is Walton implying with these words? Explain the implicit meaning of what Walton is conveying to his sister, providing relevant and meaningful textual evidence to support your answer.

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holesstanham

In this case, the expression "a paradise of my own creation" does not in fact describe any concrete "creation." What the speaker is trying to say, in fact, is that his current situation (a seafarer) is one that he himself has chosen. Moreover, the fact that he calls this a "paradise" demonstrates that he loves his life as a sailor and he is happy he made that decision.

jayilych4real

The thing which Walton is implying with these words is:

  • He is saying that his current situation is of his own doing.

What is Implicit Meaning?

This refers to the use of words which are not directly stated but are suggested.

With this in mind, we can see that from the complete text, there is the letter written by Walton to his sister about the paradise of his creation and the implicit meaning here is that he is the architect of his situation.


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