This isn't the case which is fine, but the clicking noise makes me think it is doing something and there is no feedback. This starts printing when the regular expression one finds something, and stops when the regular expression two find the end of an interesting block. Sometimes I'll assume that if I click on someone elses head while in the menu, it could be a faster way to switch between characters. You can't exit the menu for some reason, but I can spam drop off until I have a bad day.Ĥ. If the person leaves the train while you're in their menu, it kinda breaks.
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I know very little of gamedev so unfortunately i can't say why its happening or how to fix it.ģ. I'm not sure what thats about and I haven't encountered it so severely before. I guess the active area for that button should be bigger.Ģ. Clicking on their bodies while they're sitting down does nothing, you have to click on their face which is very confusing. I think it was a little rough but thats okay! It looked real cool.ġ. He hopes that by purging his guilt, through a confession, he will be able to meet the destiny that he knows he must meet.Great concept. The August 13 letter shows how Walton esteems his new friend, Victor Frankenstein, by stating "my affection grows for my guest every day." It is now that Victor reveals his past circumstances:"'Unhappy man! Do you share my madness? Have you drunk also of the intoxicating draught? Hear me let me reveal my tale, and you will dash the cup from your lips.'" Victor finds he cannot "begin life anew" because he has seen and experienced too much in his life. He says, "He must have been a noble creature in his better days, being even now in wreck so attractive and amiable." Victor remains on deck to look for the other sled as much as possible. Walton senses a deep passion and regret in his newfound friend. Walton rejoices at the thought of having found a friend and confidant in Victor. He remarks to an officer that he "seek one who fled from me." Walton describes Victor as a "stranger addressed me in English, although with a foreign accent." Two days pass before Victor begins to tell his story of how he came so far from land. In pursuit of his "demon," Victor is brought aboard the ship immediately and given comfort. The Gothic novel usually has a setting that is mysterious and foreboding. The weather conditions suggest a sense of doom and mystery.
Here we have a sense of the eerie and sublime with a scene being played out in a fantastic place, the northern reaches of the world.
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A few hours later, the late summer thaw frees the ship to sail free again. Since the crew has no way to follow the man due to the ice, they are bound to remain with their ship until the ice releases them. The "being which had the shape of a man, but apparently of gigantic stature" seen by the crew is the monster. The eerie feeling of the Arctic, a Gothic notion, contrasts with the warmth Walton feels from meeting Victor and his desire for friendship, both Romantic elements. This chapter mixes Gothic and Romantic elements. After a few days rest, Victor begins telling his story to Walton.
The next morning on August 1, the crew finds another man floating free on an ice flow near their ship. On July 31, the crew sees a man "of gigantic stature" trailing a dog sled team going north and passing to within one-half a mile of their ice bound ship. This letter, written on three separate days (August 5, August 13, and August 19), begins quietly enough when Walton describes how his ship is stuck in an ice field far from land.
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