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Kinesthetic Techniques Used In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

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The creature is medium sized, and it has fur, but the fur is very short. The creature is a yellow-orange color. It has eyes, a nose, and ears that are circular. Its ears are on top of its head, the eyes are above the nose, and the mouth, which is shaped like a light bulb, is below the nose. The body is shaped like a light bulb and it has four legs and feet, which are circles. The creature uses ultraviolet in order to see. Ultraviolet or UV is from the sun, lamps, or any light source. UV light is a little bit higher than visible light. They have shorter wavelengths, higher frequencies, and higher energy. The creature needs ultraviolet vision so their vitamin D increases, which means that their bones will get stronger and healthier. They also need ultraviolet vision so …show more content…

When the creature is looking at a tree, it can see photosynthesis happening and they can see the tree growing. They can still see the green and brown like humans but humans just see the trunk, the bark, the leaves, branches, and that’s it. The creature can see all that but more, they can see the tree slowly growing taller and stronger. Also, unlike humans, when the creature looks into the sun, its bones get healthier and stronger because of all the calcium it’s absorbing. When humans look into the sun, all they see is a white light, it’s possible for them to become blind. Humans can also get sunburned from being in the sun and looking at it too much. Humans can be blinded by the sun if they look at it for a long time. Ultraviolet vision works better than human sight because one of the benefits of using ultraviolet vision is that bones can build up. Human sight doesn’t increase vitamin D and it doesn’t absorb calcium. Another reason is that people can stay happy for a long time. In human sights, it depends on if it’s bright outside. When using ultraviolet vision, it’s already bright so we can stay happy, which is good for someone or

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