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Frankenstein tells the story of Victor Frankenstein, a scientist who becomes obsessed with creating life. Driven by his ambition, he assembles a creature from various body parts and brings it to life. Horrified by his own creation, Victor abandons the creature, who is left to navigate a hostile world alone. The creature, initially innocent, becomes vengeful due to repeated rejections and mistreatment. Seeking revenge, it targets Victor's loved ones, leading to a tragic series of events. The narrative is framed within letters from explorer Robert Walton, who encounters Victor in the Arctic, pursuing the creature.

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A young scientist with a passion for knowledge and the protagonist who creates the creature. His hubris and lack of responsibility drive the story, as he fails to consider the consequences of his actions.

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Often called "the monster," this being is sensitive, intelligent, and initially benevolent. However, its loneliness and Victor's rejection fuel a desire for revenge, making it an antagonist shaped by its creator’s neglect.

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An explorer whose letters frame the story. Walton’s ambition mirrors Victor’s, and he serves as a cautionary parallel, ultimately deciding to turn back to protect his crew, unlike Victor, who becomes consumed by his quest.

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Victor's adopted sister and fiancée, representing innocence and family love. Her death at the creature’s hands symbolizes the destruction of Victor’s personal life due to his actions.

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Victor’s best friend who supports him and symbolizes the human compassion and moral integrity Victor lacks in his scientific pursuits.

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Both Victor and the creature experience profound isolation. Victor isolates himself from society and family due to his scientific obsession, while the creature is forced into isolation by its appearance and rejection. This theme underscores the negative effects of solitude on the mind and spirit.

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Victor’s failure to take responsibility for his creation highlights the ethical dilemmas of scientific advancement. He disregards the consequences, which leads to suffering and death for those he loves.

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FRANKENSTEIN - MARY SHELLEY

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The creature’s grotesque appearance leads others to judge and fear it without understanding its true nature. This theme challenges the importance society places on outward beauty and the prejudice faced by those who appear different.

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The novel explores the dangers of unrestrained ambition and the thirst for knowledge. Victor’s quest for scientific breakthroughs ultimately leads to his downfall, suggesting that some knowledge may be dangerous or morally wrong to pursue.

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Various injustices occur throughout the story, from Justine’s wrongful execution to the creature’s lack of acceptance and rights. This theme questions the nature of justice and the moral failings of society.