The third, and most important difference is when Victor brings Caroline back to life, after the Monster has killed her. ... Thus, the film version of Frankenstein is far more superior than Mary Shelly's novel. ... He discovers the secrets to creating life, after examining the deceased Professor Waldman's research. ... It was brilliant to have Victor bring Elizabeth back to life. ... Thus, the film version of Frankenstein is far more superior than Mary Shelley's novel. ...

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He was born with a clubfoot that was a problem for him the first decade of his life. ... It is easy to assume this experience affected his attitude towards women for the rest of his life. ... Here he became friends with the famous poet Percy Bysshe Shelley and Shelley's "crew," which included Shelley's wife, Mary, William Godwin, and Godwin's stepdaughter, Claire Clairmont. ... This is said to be one of the happiest and productive times in his life. ... Now Lord Byron, Mary Shelley, and the Hunt family all moved to a suburb of Genoa, where Teresa's family was now stay...

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Frankenstein was written during the Romantic Period in history and the author, Mary Shelley, was influenced by the period. ... Mary Shelley used these new philosophies when writing Frankenstein. ... Because of his arrogance, he rushes into something that he isn't prepared for and makes the biggest mistake of his life, the monster. ... The monster didn't think anything bad about humanity until he was shot for saving the life of a young boy. ... In her novel, Mary Shelley shows a great contrast between a Romantic character and an Industrial character. ...

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