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In Never Let Me Go, Kazuo Ishiguro expands on man’s greatest desire of human connection while analyzing the clones’ aspiration for human experience and intimacy in which Hailsham strictly discourages.

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In Brave New World, Aldous Huxley analyzes Helmholtz’s desire to feel authentic, human emotion in order to make his writing abilities more meaningful and real.

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Frankenstein (Monster) #3 Topic Sentence

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Frankenstein (Monster) #3 Topic Sentence

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Mary Shelley expands on man’s desire of human connection with the Monster, while he yearns for the love and acceptance from Frankenstein and ultimately wishes to receive validation from his creator.

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Literature invites readers to notice commonality throughout various pieces of work which frequently is rooted through human connection, and what generally makes a person human.

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Literature makes other people more real to us by analyzing man’s greatest desire of human connection while simultaneously determining what it means to be human by pointing towards commonality in Frankenstein, Brave New World, and Never Let Me Go.

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What is man's greatest desire? Answer your approach in your thesis. Great ideas!

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Literature makes other people more real to us by analyzing man’s greatest desire while simultaneously determining what it means to be human by pointing towards commonality in Frankenstein, Brave New World, and Never Let Me Go.