The first victim is William, who the monster strangles. ... Frankenstein's younger brother, believes the monster is trying to murder him, when in reality, he was trying to help him. It is so angered from all of the misinterpretation he encounters that he strangles and murders the boy when he shouts, "Monster! ... However, when his children return, they drive the monster away, only minding it's appearance. ... As Safie, a beautiful woman who visits Felix, learns the language of the cottagers, so does the monster. ...

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After the Monster is created, Frankenstein first looks at it with admiration and love but subsequently realises how ugly and grotesque the Monster is and immediately rejects him. ... The rejection the Monster faces from society is because of his isolation and exile and this begins to corrupt the Monster and clouds his innocence and morality. ... When the Monster discovers Justine in the barn, instead of hoping to attain her affections and acceptance as the Monster of old would have done; the new and truly monstrous Monster decides to frame Justine for the murder of William. ... The Monster&#...

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Frankenstein's need of recognition is what drives the madness that occurs after his creation of the monster. ... Frankenstein knows how badly the monster wants a companion, and agrees to grant him his wish. ... The monster demonstrates through his curiosity the want to learn, another human quality he posses. ... The monster has never had someone to love, or has had anyone love him. ... The monster gets fed up and shouts, " 'Cursed, cursed creator! ...

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Before he gives life to the monster, Frankenstein shuns the creature because of his appearance but he continues to give life to "the breathless horror" of the monster. ... Now the monster turns his anger toward Frankenstein and heads toward Geneva to wreak his revenge. On the way to Geneva, the monster walked through a wood which is suddenly interrupted by a river. ... The monster gave chase but is eventually shot. ... William cries out, divulging the knowledge that he is related to Frankenstein, the monsters "enemy" after seeing the monster, and to subdue him, the monster "grasped his throat...

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This contrasts well with Shelly's description of a monster. ... In chapter 3, the monster proves that by saying, "I was benevolent and good; misery made me a fiend. ... However, in the novel, the monster protects a youngster from sinking. ... This demonstrates that the monster's hatred is also a creation of communal prejudice and rigidity. ... Since Frankenstein has monsters, it is more evident in kids' movies. ...

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However, his plan backfires as he creates the monster that leads to chaos and destruction. ... Frankenstein is shocked by the monster's appearance and draws away from any interaction. Through the analogy of the monster's face, Shelley draws attention to the paradox of isolation. ... This last act of isolation leads to her tragic murder by the monster. ... They reject him out of fear and once again the monster is isolated. ...

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He then begins to experiment with bodies and electricity and in doing so creates a monster! ... The monster kills Victor's brother, friend and bride. Whereas Victor vows revenge to destroy the monster that he created. ... It is during this mission that Walton encounters Victor Frankenstein, who has been in pursuit of the monster across the ice and cold of the north. ... Man will never be able to come close to, and it is God whom Victor has insulted with the creation of his monster. ...

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The novel exposes this through Victor Frankenstein's creation, the monster, who unfortunately is not accepted due to the different characteristics he has been given from his creator. The monster's unfamiliar and appalling countenance not only creates mass hysteria, but separates him from society and motivates him to separate his creator from the world as well. ... The audience may classify the creation as a monster because of it's horrifying countenance, but monsters are also found in souls as well. Who is really the monster: Victor Frankenstein--the selfish, inconsiderate, c...

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If the revolting monster is the short-term result of speculative scientific Prometheanism, what effects may it have in the long-term? ... The creature often called Frankenstein' rather than `Frankenstein's monster`, is not the only `abomination to God`. ... Indeed he may be regarded as true `monster` of the piece, as he is all too clearly lacking Prometheus's vision and pastoral care. ...

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God's creation of Adam can be compared to Frankenstein's creation of the monster. However, because Shelley's time believed that only God could create life the life that was created in the monster was doomed to failure. The monster was rejected even at the time of creation. ... Victor's monster was not sown in the body of woman, but "in the body of elements."" ... The monster in Frankenstein was created from dead human organs, and body parts...

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