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I want to talk about why Victor decided to leave his monster after he created it. I find the monster wanting revenge the most interesting part about this novel.

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I want to talk about the symbols and the literary devices in the book an their meaning and the contribution to it. What i find most interesting about the novel is the change in victor after he found out the creature was alive.

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I want to talk about how some of the words used had very intricate meanings, while some were the basics. The language used in Frankenstein makes the novel more challenging. Something I found interesting in the novel was how Victor created the monster and then just wanted to leave it. I thought this was weird because it was Victor's responsibility, and if he had kept an eye on the monster, the multiple deaths could have been prevented.

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Something I want to talk about is how misunderstood the monster was. Everything he did was out of anger and frustration due to his interactions with humans. He tried to understand humans and talk to them, but they pushed him away, screamed, shot him, or hurt him both emotionally and physically. The monster then tried to ask for one of his own kind, but when it didn't happen, he lashed out. All he really wanted was to be loved and understood.

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I want to talk about how knowledge and intelligence can lead to being miserable. What I find most interesting about this novel is how rejection completely changed the creature's character from a compassionate being to a vengeful murderer.

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I noticed that the monster started innocent and unaware of the prejudice that would once face him. It was not until he conversed with Mr. De'Lacy and then got attacked by his children that he understood how people would see him for the rest of his life. It was this that turned the monster evil and in pursuit of Victor and his family.

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I think I found the hard wording the most interesting. I also felt empathy for the monster. I liked how the author made us feel really sad for it.

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I found the story of how the monster learned to speak and understood his place in the world after reading the books about Adam and Satan very interesting. It was also interesting how he drew parallels between him and the characters he read about.

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The parallels between the different characters, like between Frankenstein and his creature and Walton are interesting. Also, the repeated use of the word countenance implies a heavy importance in physical appearance.

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What I find most interesting about the novel is how the monster over time really wanted to be like humans. Even though he despised his creator, deep down he wanted to be like him. Its interesting how much human qualities he developed and yet never did he pick up on compassion.

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I want to talk about how negligence and intelligence can affect the mind of something that has never been influenced. And what I found most interesting about the book was the themes and the story of how a monster can develop ideas and them being able to develop and impact society.

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Something I find interesting about Frankenstein is that the monster is just such a sweet being and its creator is such a horrible person. When the monster was watching the people in the cottage we wouldn't eat his food and stick to berries so they would have food during the winter months. Victor if we would have been nice to the "monster", if you could even call him that, it would have been so much easier. I think that the moral of the story is that you should be nice to everyone because you never know what they can do.

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I want to discuss the eventual similarities between Victor and the creature. I find it especially interesting that they both end in misery, but Victor's is self-inflicted and the creature's is forced upon him by society and his appearance. Reading the contrast between Victor's endless opportunities to resolve his isolation and his negligence to help himself versus the monster's futile efforts to gain companionship shows some of the concepts of prejudice and entitlement.

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I wanna talk about the psychological change within the creature and the events that lead up to it. The part of the novel I found most interesting is victors reaction and mental change towards his creation.

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In Frankenstein I would like to talk about how Victor obsession with creating life leads to his downfall. He doesn’t think about what could go wrong, and because of that, many people get hurt. It shows how dangerous it can be when someone goes too far with science and doesn’t take responsibility

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I would like to discuss the morals of Victor and his creature, and determine whether or not the two are evil.

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In Frankenstein I would like to talk about how Victor was so excited and passionate about making the monster but then when it came to life he was scared and ran away. I think it was interesting how quickly he changed once he realized the monster was real and alive.

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In Frankenstein, I would like to discuss Victor's change from version to version. Most scientists would be thrilled after years of work; however, Victor still maintains his morals after the fact. I think that this is the most important because in the redone Frankenstein, Victor was insane and screamed, "It's alive!", very unlike this one. Why did this change to make him seem less human take place?

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In Frankenstein, I found it interesting that Victor and the creature both suffer from loneliness and a message of how rejection can lead towards destruction. I also want to talk about how the story is told through multiple perspectives and shows more feelings and emotions from different people.

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One thing I found most interesting in Frankenstein were the consequences of playing God. How Victor's great and forbidden knowledge, which seemed like such a great discovery, lead to so much havoc and chaos. Another thing I found interesting that also ties into this chaos was how isolation can affect someone which we saw with many characters in Frankenstein.

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One thing I would like to talk about is the differences between the 1818 version and the 1831 version of the story. I originally read the 1831 version and through research and a quick read through, I realized there are many differences. The thing I found most interesting was The Monsters relationship with DeLacey Family, especially his interactions with Felix. I found it ironic that The Monster was bringing them fire wood and when they shunned him he burned down their home in retaliation.

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In Frankenstein, I want to talk about why Mary made the book in various letters, and why she didn't tell the story as it was going on. I would also like to talk about how her personal life influenced the meaning she put into the book. Another thing that i would like to compare victor and the monster about who caused more harm.

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In Frankenstein, I want to talk about how all of the themes that showed up for a short time at the beginning all were reoccurring and came up again at the end, either in the same way or in the opposite way. I found it very interesting how the creature after always killing people was mourning over Victors death.

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In Frankenstein I would like to talk about all the symbols as many actions of the monster and victor had double meanings. I would also like to go over some of the allusions that were referenced.

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I want to talk about the monsters personality. The monster started as a very open minded person. However he changed a lot. I think that many things in the story symbolize him, and he would hold a very interesting conversation.

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I want to talk about the different themes that were present in the novel. What I find interesting is that we don't really know what happens to the monster after he leaves.

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I would like to talk about all the different symbols present in the book, how they contributed and what they really meant. Something that I found interesting is how Victor didn't name the monster and just referred to it as "the creature" or "the monster".

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I want to talk about how Mary Shelleys mother actually played a role in the story, because of her death after giving birth to Mary. I also want to talk about how society was at the time, and because Elizabeth Lavenza was portrayed as the “ideal” woman, Victor was actually afraid that if he gave life to the monster’s female partner, she would break the societal norms of the time, which would include disobedience and independence.

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I would like to talk about the vocabulary because there were some words I didn't know. I would also like to discuss William's death and who is at fault for it because I feel like there were many people involved and that it could be an interesting topic.

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In Frankenstein, I would like to discuss all the vocabulary that was in the book, there were a few words that I didn't know. I found it interesting how Victor Frankenstein reacts to the creature's creation as well as all of the deaths it caused. Additionally, I found the end of the novel very interesting as the creature now grieves over Victor, whom he initially hated for his lack of cooperation.

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I want to talk about the allusions to other stories such as the myth of Prometheus and Paradise Lost, as I find the connections to other stories very interesting in how it develops the themes of the novel.

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I want to talk about the symbols and all of the literary devices and how they are used to express thoughts and feelings.

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One thing I found most interesting about the novel is how Victor immediately flees from the creature once it's alive. How he was so ambitious while making it but is immediately filled with horror once its alive.

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The thing that I want to talk about is how Victor created the monster, out of a need to want to create life. Yet through the story we see he hates the monster. And is actually tormented and hunted by it.

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I would like to talk about symbols and what different things meant when looking at them on a deeper level. I found the writing of the book the most interesting. I really enjoyed the fact that we got to see different perspectives.

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I would like to talk about the allegorys present in the book and the different connections fo myths (Satan, Adam & Eve, Prometheus, etc.) I think it was interesting how almost everyone dies in the end of the book, making it a full tragedy.

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I would like to talk about how every single character, besides a few randoms, didn't make it to the end of the book. It is crazy how many people pass away due to either the creature or other natural ways. Only just a few characters survive and those few did nothing in the story anyways.

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One thing that I want to talk about in Frankenstein is why he felt the need to create the creature. While reading the book I couldn't necessarily tell if his motivation was glory or desperation for a friend that was driving him to create the creature. I found the ending and how it connected back to the beginning of the novel.

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I felt that I was well challanged in my english class last year, so I know that this english class is at my level and I will be able to handle it.