This however contradicts her statement that John " loves me(her) deeply", which she says in a tone of one trying to convince oneself. Her behaviour is very ironical, as a person should feel most at ease with, and not the opposite, when around somebody that loves them. ... While she may have physical freedom, able to "walk a little in the garden or down that lovely lane- albeit not that much, she is mentally limited by the invisible shackles formed by her environment that causes her to tire easily and have to "lie down ever so much" despite her dislike of the wallpaper. ... There also seems to ...

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In the Creature's case, due to his repeated rejection by society and his creator, the Creature turns away from his amiable persona, illustrating the significance of love and the formation of positive relations. ... Victor calls the monster malicious, even though he is the one who has not shown the Creature any love nor compassion. ... Like Adam's excommunication from the Garden of Eden, the Creature is immediately abandoned by Victor and ousted from society. ... Although the Creature displays kindness through his actions and eloquence through his words, he is negatively judged solely...

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This however contradicts her statement that John " loves me(her) deeply", which she says in a tone of one trying to convince oneself. Her behaviour is very ironical, as a person should feel most at ease with, and not the opposite, when around somebody that loves them. ... While she may have physical freedom, able to "walk a little in the garden or down that lovely lane- albeit not that much, she is mentally limited by the invisible shackles formed by her environment that causes her to tire easily and have to "lie down ever so much" despite her dislike of the wallpaper. ... There also seems to ...

• Word Count: 1540
• Approx Pages: 6
• Grade Level: Undergraduate