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A Watermarked Dream

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Book Reports

 

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Agnes W

 

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February 13, 2016

 

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This “dream” starts out with Robert Walton on a journey to the North Pole. On this journey, as he and his crew are traveling by boat, they come across a weary traveler that was near death. Later we learn that this man is Victor Frankenstein and he is chasing Frankenstein around the arctic for what seems to be all of eternity...
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Later we learn that this man is Victor Frankenstein and he is chasing Frankenstein around the arctic for what seems to be all of eternity. This furthers the meaning of the books subtitle “A Modern Prometheus”, where Prometheus is doomed to have his regenerating liver eaten away every day for all of time, Victor is doomed to chase his monster Frankenstein around forever...
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