English, 14.12.2019 03:31 JamesLachoneus

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write a short five-paragraph essay analyzing the influence frankenstein has had in popular culture and science. the first one should have an attention getter and thesis. the three body paragraphs should explore specific examples of "frankenstein" in popular culture and/or science. also include only one type of example per paragraph (i. e. movies, cloning, etc.) lastly, the final paragraph should just be a conclusion with a restatement of your thesis.

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