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Frankenstein

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May 27, 2015

 

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His dreams were shattered when he realized that the creation he perceived would be beautiful, turned out to be a horrible "wretch" (49). Victor ran out on his creation, not even giving it a chance to excel in the world and have a positive reflection upon someone. In doing so, Frankenstein made the monster a victim...
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In doing so, Frankenstein made the monster a victim. The monster would later return the favor by eliminating Victor's family. Victor Frankenstein had the opportunity to connect with the monster, but instead of doing so, he pushed it away. If Victor had been a better "parent" to the monster and acted as a father-figure to it, then he could have taught the monster the ways of the world, and help it become accepted by the community...
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