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Frankenstein

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August 29, 2013

 

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Elizabeth stands up for Justine's innocence, but is powerless to stop her execution. Safie also undermines the stereotype of the passive woman by rejecting her father's attempts to return her to her life in Constantinople. Women, especially Elizabeth, are seen as possessions, needing protection from men...
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Women, especially Elizabeth, are seen as possessions, needing protection from men. This can be seen in these quotes from Victor, "She presented Elizabeth to me as her promised gift" and "Her whom I fondly prized before every other gift or fortune”. (Frakenstein) Clearly, Victor viewed Elizabeth a gift presented to him, by his mother, and not as a significant other and didn't view their relationship as an association...
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