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Why does Frankenstein first agree to make his Monster a companion? In , does Winston die from a bullet at the end of the book or is he in a dream-state?
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In actuality, Victor Frankenstein is the creator of this infamous creature and his creation is nameless. Being nameless and perceived as something less than that of a human served as a ruse to make the readers believe that it was the bad guy or antagonist in the story and used to keep the notion that it was some repulsive beast, like what Frankenstein sees him as.
Names give humans a sense of identity. The creature not having a name to go by and constantly being called a demon or monster made it feel like an outsider in society. It remained as something to be feared and not loved. Our writers can help you with any type of essay. For any subject Get your price How it works. In addition, Frankenstein plays the role of God, the creator of life and human beings.
The difference between the two was that God loved his creations and gave them a name. In religion, God is considered as the father of his creations, but Victor was no father to his.
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