The corpses - the rhyme of the ancient mariner

I am doing an essay on Frankenstein, which may sound strange, but in chapter five there is an extract from this poem. I have already interpretated it literally, and i was thinking along the lines of the fact that the mariner first veiwed the corpses negatively and then he described them as beautiful, which reflects the readers journey in Frankenstein when they believe the monster is evil, and then realise he just wants a friend. If that makes sense, it does to me lol! but i just need a negative quote for the corpses and a positive one. If any one could help that would be great if not it doesn't matter thanks xx

funny you should ask, I just read this in school the past two days. No answers from me though.

Do you mean you need a quote from the poem about the cropses?

yes lol
it ok now though i just didnt use one, she said it was fine because the essay is about Frankenstein so it doesn't really matter (my teacher that is)

Hehe ok