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All right see reading shmoop furs frankenstein coming your way

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here Which detail Best shows the author's bias Yeah franken

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bias Alright let's skim and we're going to skim quicks

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We've read this eighteen times already right Merriman who should

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refrain sign someone young debate team fired right became the

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most famous horse or blunt force anyone i haven't going

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around rebounded made raven the original words Okay well let's

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think about this bias Where does that come from Well

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we're scanning the article for bias or some sort of

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opinion express by the author But if we hook this

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passage upto a lightning rod it with zap straight to

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the phrase it is worth reading the eighteen eighteen addition

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Like who says shelley's original version is worth the read

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the author this claim there may not be merited but

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either way it's the author's own opinion interjected in an

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otherwise a neutral cold journalistic informational piece meaning when journalism

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wasn't biased and marketing for politics Yeah okay loser bowl

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Well the fact that shelley wrote frankenstein while on vacation

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is just that it's a fact the language police sniffer

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dogs would come up dry on this sense either general

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summary of the story nor the date it was published

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constitutes as opinion either So get rid of b and

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c and the answer is d even though that publication

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is the addition the majority of people read today it

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is worth reading the eighteen eighteen edition because it is

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written in the author's original words Okay that's it uh 00:01:26.808 --> [endTime] we're shmoop originally

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