TASK #1-Read the academic article "Mary Shelley's Monstrous Eve" by Susan Gubar and Sandra Gilbert and answer the following questions: 1. According to Sandra M. Gilbert and Susan Gubar, how is Victor like Adam, Satan, and Eve? (6-10 sentences) 2. According to Gilbert and Gubar, how does Victor's "authorship or creation of the monster connect to Mary Wollstonecraft's own experience of becoming a sexually experienced woman and female author? (3-5 sentences) 3. According to the article, how could the monster's experience (his positioning outside of history and normality) be said to be like a female's, Mary Shelley's, and Eve's? (4-8 sentences) 4. What aspect(s) of the novel might overturn or contradict Gubar and Gilbert's view of Victor and the monster as feminine figures? (2-4 sentences)