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Frankenstein

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English

 

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January 18, 2014

 

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University

 

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Victor’s passion for science enabled him to master everything his professors had to teach him. His perfectionist quality and his determined attitude aided to his strive to achieve more knowledge and unravel the “secret of life.” After bringing the monster to life, Victor becomes disgusted with his creation and flees him...
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His creation, the monster, was grotesque, and in Victor’s eyes, seemed to be evil simply because of his hideous physical features when in reality the monster is just as innocent as a newborn. The monster was left confused. For most every newborn, the first being they lay eyes on are usually their parents or someone who truly love them...
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