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Frankenstien monster, vs Tessa (murder, 1968)

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December 7, 2014

 

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They are left to fend for themselves, with no place in society to go as well. The monster from Frankenstein, and Tessa, from Murder, 1986, both were abandoned by the people who put them in the world, and were social outcasts, but while Tessa made the best of it, the monster sought out revenge. Victor Frankenstein once got an idea he thought of as brilliant...
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He would construct a being made out of other human parts. After this being was created, he realized that it was a huge mistake and decided to completely forget about his new creation. He left the monster alone, and did not think twice about it, never giving it any kind of love or nurturing. The monster lives life with no self confidence, realizing he has unwanted...
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