Comparing Frankenstein to Romanticism

In Mary Shelley's Frankenstien the creation of the monster connects to romanticism because with the creation of the monster Mary Shelley showed how dark the world truely was. And although the monster turned out not to be scary but scared of what he saw people were afraid of him. Connecting to romanticism, the monster was curious of all things. Mary Shelley created the monster because she was so alone and with romanticism, you don't want to be alone. 

William Blake Poems

In these poems Blake pairs innocence and experience together because when compared to each other they show how they work together and how they don't. In innocence you see the happiness, and the thought of nothing bad can happen. With experience, you feel like Blake is more into the poem, he shows more feeling. With innocence Blake shows that the Angels, and God are watching over these people and nothing can go wrong. While Blake says that with experience comes trouble and heartache .