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Frankenstein

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English

 

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Pearl W

 

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October 8, 2015

 

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University

 

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Instead the resulting pseudo-human that awoke before him, was repulsive, ogre like and a far cry from the angelic radiance he had so desired it to possess. He had succeeded in molding the creature as an image of himself, but was bewildered by it's almost inconceivable wretchedness, he was unable to accept that his soul was nothing less than beautiful...
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So he fled as he always had when adversity arose. This act of irresponsible cowardice is a turning point in the story as Victor dooms the creature to the solitude and despair that will later dictate it's vengeful endeavor. But the creature which remains nameless throughout the book, also retained many of the qualities Victor lacked...
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