Frankenstein
How does the author show Justine's goodeness
what does she do
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She asks both Victor and Elizabeth's forgiveness for something she hasn't done. She's committed no crime, and yet ahe wants them to forgive her...... just in case they believe she did.
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Justine's good heart lets her die condemned, but fearless. She is reassured by the fact that the people she holds most dear are sure of her innocence. In other words, her death does not matter to her as much as her innocence.
