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Frankenstein: The True Monster

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Since his greed for knowledge engulfs his life, Victor destroys his relationship with his family. Therefore, Victor's isolation is brought upon himself as he encompassed his life with work instead of family. In contrast to this, the creature is rejected from society. When the creature tries to reach out to Mr...
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Therefore, Victor's isolation is brought upon himself as he encompassed his life with work instead of family. In contrast to this, the creature is rejected from society. When the creature tries to reach out to Mr. DeLacy, an old blind man, his son comes: "In a transport of fury, he dashed me to the ground and struck me violently with a stick"(119-120)...
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