Frankenstein
Chapter 20
Is Victor right in his certainty that he new creation would delight "in death and wretchednes", or is he simply giving in to prejudice? Explain your answer.
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In context, Victor is incorrect in his assumption, as his first creature would have been far different had he not casr it aside to fend for itself. Victor's monster wasn't "evil", it was loathed, neglected, spurned, and at times.... frightened. Abandonment is what caused the creature to seek revenge and commit murder.
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