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Frankenstein

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Maggie K

 

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March 8, 2016

 

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Victor is disgusted by the appearance of the creature he has assembled, Victor is disappointed in the finished product in the creature, and Victor feels sorry for himself and doesn't think of what might happen to the creature if it's left to fend for itself. First of all, Victor rejects his creature from the day it became a living thing because he is plainly disgusted by the appearance of the creature he had spent so much time building...
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He picked out every part of his creation's appearance so carefully, that it was if he was attempting to come across the perfect diamond. He wanted his creature to be appealing just as much as he wanted his creature to be alive. Victor thinks so little of the appearance of his creature that he calls it ?wretch', ?hideous', and a ?filthy daemon' (Shelly, 73)...
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