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Frankenstein

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English

 

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August 7, 2015

 

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By using this type of method of writing Shelley is able to make light bulbs go off as readers try to make his or her predictions of what is to happen next. The one action that creates a feeling of terror in the reader is the danger of playing God and the consequences of the deficiency of premeditation...
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Man was never to play God nor created to create man. Exploring into the hidden, unknown, and intervening with the mysterious force of the universe, whether it is good or bad, is considered a cursed life. Throughout the novel a lot of readers might have looked at the creature as a monster; however, Mary Shelley never did refer the creature that Victor Frankenstein created as a monster...
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