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Frankenstein

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English

 

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Ruth K

 

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October 2, 2015

 

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University

 

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Although his rapture for a romanticized scientific discovery and adventure seems innocent, it ironically leads to his demise. With the determination to create life, also comes an overambitious mind set which clouds Victor’s mind from the potential consequences of his actions. The process leading to the creation of the monster not only causes Victor’s misery due to him isolation from him loved ones, but also his anguish from the actual process of forging the monster...
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The process leading to the creation of the monster not only causes Victor’s misery due to him isolation from him loved ones, but also his anguish from the actual process of forging the monster. After accomplishing his mission to create the monster, Victor, instead of receiving the prophesized renounce, enters a world of anguish caused by his own creation and his unwillingness to take responsibility for his work...
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