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Frankenstein - Close-Analysis

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English

 

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July 31, 2015

 

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Alone, lonely and horrified at his creation, he runs away from reality and wanders aimlessly in the streets of Ingolstadt. Victor conflicted, knowing that society will not accept what he has done, no more than he can accept it, fears for what he has brought to the people of Ingolstadt. His rejection of the monster is a reflection of the rejection that he anticipates will befall him when people discover what he has done...
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His rejection of the monster is a reflection of the rejection that he anticipates will befall him when people discover what he has done. He realizes that he has spent so much time involved in what he now knows is wrong by most human standards. There is a comparison between accidents of life that do not change like feelings of human nature...
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