Choose one question below to answer, depending on your choice of reading! If you have read both, you may answer both, for up to $2$ extra credit points on your second response.

a$)$ In "Robin Hood & Guy of Gisborne," which character$($s$)$ might count as monstrous? $($Robin himself? Sir Guy? Anyone else? Or none of them?$)$ Why do you think so$?$ Consider some of our definitions and concepts, and support your answer with reference to the readings $-$ you do not need exact quotes, but you should have clear reasons for your position, based on examples and references to characters$/$events$.$

b$)$ In China Mieville's "Familiar," which character$($s$)$ might count as monstrous? $($The witch?

The familiar itself? Both, or neither? Anyone else?$)$ Why do you think so$?$ Consider some of our definitions and concepts, and support your answer with reference to the readings $-$ you do not need exact quotes, but you should have clear reasons for your position, based on examples and references to characters$/$events$.$