Frankenstein - Victor and the Monster

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Victor's reason for sharing his story

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Help Walton avoid mistakes

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Victor's view of his creation

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Horror and fear

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Gigantic figure ascending a mountain during a storm

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Victor's vision confirming monster's involvement

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Killer of William?

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The monster

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Justine Moritz guilty of killing William?

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True

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Victor sees the creature on the mountain

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The creature asks him to hear his story

Front

Situational irony in Victor's encounter with the creature

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Victor abandons logic to attack; the creature remains calm and rational.

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Monster's new quality in Volume II

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Able to speak eloquently

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Monster's learning process

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No guidance like human babies

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Villagers' reaction to the monster

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They attack him