All who know what subjugate means, raise your hands! Wow, that's a lot. for all that don't know, it's basically to take control of or make a slave of something. easy peasy, right?
Well, my comp/research teacher didn't think i knew what it meant. so she had it circled, and asked for a definition. not that bad, right? Hell, the sentence i used was perfect! Here, you judge if i know what the F***ing word means.
'Frankenstein created a monster, committing a direct sin against God, in hopes of **subjugating** death and creating a new form of life.' Does that work? I think so.
And then, to top it off, she accuses me off F****** cheating! Plagerism! Almost gave me a 0 because of at least two small parts. "Patchwork of corpses" and 'Frankenstein's monster was created as a blank slate.' Huh, did not know that someone else had used this in a *college level* essay work thing and when she put them into google, because they sounded just too good to be my own, they popped up in several different Frankenstein papers. I had to defend myself and explain why i used them and that yes, i am that smart thank you very much. and then she turns around and says, oh, well your writing is very good. So being accused of plagerism is a compliment? Maybe if you put it on the back of your hand and smack me with it!