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Victor Frankenstein: A Tragic Hero

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April 29, 2016

 

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The creation of life from pieces of inanimate flesh is certainly the epitome of genius by any standards, even those of modern times. By his astounding actions, he sets himself apart from all mankind, reigning at the pinnacle of progressive science. It is this very fact that Fry explains calls the lightning of misfortune to strike this heroic genius, and send him onto a path towards utter misery (1)...
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The creation of life from pieces of inanimate flesh is certainly the epitome of genius by any standards, even those of modern times. By his astounding actions, he sets himself apart from all mankind, reigning at the pinnacle of progressive science. It is this very fact that Fry explains calls the lightning of misfortune to strike this heroic genius, and send him onto a path towards utter misery (1)...
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