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How Does Mary Shelley use Chapters 15 and 16 of "Frankenstein" to Evoke the Reader's Sympathy for the Creature?

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Firstly, at the time of writing, gothic fiction was hugely popular, and so Shelley decided to have her novel set in this genre. All gothic literature follows a certain set of conventions which are present in all works of this genre. Gothic tales all occur in an inhospitable place, such as a mountain or dense forest, during bad weather...
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Gothic tales all occur in an inhospitable place, such as a mountain or dense forest, during bad weather. The characters in Gothic tales are often unnatural or sinister, and the plot is usually morbid, focusing on murders or strange paranormal occurrences. However, "Frankenstein" does not always follow these conventions to the letter, as Shelley sometimes deviates from this set formula in a deliberate design which enhances the atmosphere of the tale and the effect upon the audience...
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