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Mary Shelley and Frankenstein

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June 19, 2014

 

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Other less obvious instances can be seen by drawing parallels between the two novels. In Paradise Lost, Satan's jealousy after spying on Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden can be likened to the "creature"'s envy after watching the De Laceys through the aperture in the wall. The quiet contentment of the cottagers remind the "creature" of his eternal misery while Adam's and Eve's happiness reminds Satan of his eternal pain and isolation...
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"Imparadis't in one another's arms?while I to/Hell am thrust" reflects Satan while hiding in Eden. It was then that he decides to tempt Adam and Eve into sin, unable to bear the inequity of the situation. In Frankenstein, the "creature" experiences a similar torment while watching the De Laceys, "I withdrew from the window, unable to bear these emotions...
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