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English

 

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Mary L

 

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November 28, 2013

 

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University

 

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With the entrance into a University, Victor continued to perform experiments, pushing forward and overlooking the morals and legalities of that time. He challenged conventional wisdom, always pushing towards his ultimate goal restoring life. While befriending professor Waldman, victor makes the discovery that his friend was on the same quest before...
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This only to fuel his desire to press on only making people feels as though he may be insane. With the death of Professor Waldman, Victor feels that his quest will not end, but finding the journal of notes that Waldman used, then he realized that he is much closer than he believed. He presses harder and harder, more than ever, with every waking moment, not taking into consideration the threat to his own life and the cost of his true love Elizabeth...
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