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You have read the Cohen article and responded to the RQ#4 discussion, let's look at some of the ideas he presents. Cohen emphasizes that monsters are “disturbing hybirds” that “refuse easy categorization”: Cohen Reading 7 Theses.

Write about the importance of these hybrid parts and how they conflict with typical definitions of hybrids.

Select 1-2 other monsters of your choice to analyze.

How do these monsters reflect the ideas presented in King's analysis of Dracula? King Text

Explain how different monsters you select are hybrids and how they do NOT defy categorization and why is this significant?

Write 1-2 developed paragraph on these ideas.

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