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1. How does Victor respond to the actual creation of life? What surprises 2. What does Victor dream? How does the dream explain what Victor has done and been through? 3. What does the creature do? How does Victor respond? 4. Who does Victor meet arriving in a coach the next morning? How does Victor respond? What does Victor discover when they go to the apartment? How does Victor respond? 5. Who is William and how old is he? 6. What does Victor do after his recovery? What is Clerval’s “plan of life?” 7.
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Frankenstein Rhetorical Analysis Knowledge Inspired by Passion Frankenstein, a science fiction novel written by Mary Shelley, talks about a scientist who desperately want to create a being like him, ending in the creation of a monster. Victor’s
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Throughout the novel, Victor Frankenstein and the monster, develop their personality based on their desires. Victor was a man passionately intrigued by natural philosophy.
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We’ll start the series with one of the most recognized and frequently adapted androids: Frankenstein’s Monster. In Mary Shelley’s Novel, Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, the monster, alternatively referred to throughout the novel by other names such as devi and ogre, but never given a proper name, is the principle character.
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For all of the monster’s hatred, however, when Victor kills himself in a sledding accident while chasing the monster through the arctic, the monster mourns his death, and as a final act of absolution, he carries Victor’s corpse to the north pole, where he burns the body, throwing himself on the flames as well.
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Victor Frankenstein was a Doctor of Chemistry, and in his attempts to understand the nature of human life, he created an artificial man out of the remains of dead men. No real details were given as to how his technology worked, as they were described only as the machines of life in the original text.
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When the monster finally finds him, he begs for the doctor to create a companion for him, but when Victor fails to do so, the creature leaves, swearing additional revenge, which he delivers by murdering Victor’s best friend and his fiancé, taking companionship away from Victor, just as Victor denied him the same.
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Claudia Bustamante. Period 5. Dec 12, 2013. Frankenstein Rhetorical Analysis. Knowledge Inspired by Passion. Frankenstein, a science fiction novel written by Mary Shelley, talks about a scientist who. desperately want to create a being like him, ending in the creation of a monster.
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2. Whom does Victor see that night? When was the last time they saw each other? How long ago? 3. What does Victor now believe happened to William? What does Victor assume about the nature of the creature? 4. Who is identified as the murderer and on what evidence? How does Victor respond and why doesn’t he say anything about the real murderer? 5. What happens at Justine’s trial? How does Victor respond? 6. How has Victor separated himself from his family and friends, even though he is back home?
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Victor Frankenstein was a Doctor of Chemistry, and in his attempts to understand the nature of human life, he created an artificial man out of the remains of dead men.