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Frankenstein and Society

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English

 

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March 12, 2012

 

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In the beginning, after the discovery of William's death, Victor automatically believes that it was the monster who had done it. During Justine's trial, Victor was not thinking about the possible execution of Justine, but rather the effect of her death on him. Furthermore, when the creature swears revenge on Victor's wedding night, he did not think about the safety of his wife, but his own...
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However, society treated Victor with great respect; after his death, his companion Walton had claimed Victor as a heroic scientist. On the contrary, Victor's creature is rejected by society. Firstly, his master immediately runs away from him due to his appearance. And as the creature learns from people, he encounters a blind man who tolerates the creature as a "human creature...
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