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The monster wants the doctor to make a female monster, so he can have a wife to live in peace with.
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Adam's tale begins, and how he has been trying to adapt after escaping the lab.
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OnPage174Frankenstein says,"I tried to love,"AndOnPage175HeSays "I am the only criminal in this."TheFirstQuoteThatFrankensteinSaysMeans that he once tried to love and be kind.However as a result of this he was treated as a slave and monster.This leads to the second quote which means that Frankenstein now understands that he shouldn't have been violent to prove his point,this being treat others you want to be treated.
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Nick Papagalis
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On pg. 154 Dr. Frankenstein says "from that moment, I devoted my life to his destruction." This quote means that Dr. Frankenstein is blaming himself for the creation of the monster, Frankenstein. Because he created the monster he now has dedicated his life to find and destroy him once and for all. No matter the conditions, no matter the place, Dr. Frankenstein will find and destroy Frankenstein.
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Nick Papagalis
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On page 131 Frankenstein is getting frustrated that everyone but him has a companion. Because of this he says, "I am fearless and therefore powerful." What this quote means is that Frankenstein is not afraid to commit crimes or injure others, and because of this he is very dangerous and unpredictable.
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Nick Papagalis
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On page 107 Frankenstein says, "feelings of revenge and hatred filled my heart." This quote means that Frankenstein is beginning to become a monster. Frankenstein has been portrayed as a caring person, however because he is treated as though he was a monster, he can no longer hold in his anger. Because of this he takes his torch and sets the cottage on fire.
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Nick Papagalis
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On page. 85 Frankenstein says, "I heard them use the words good spirit and wonderful only once or twice. This quote shows how people think of Frankenstein. Frankenstein does almost all of the work around the house unwillingly. However he only is thanked once or twice. This is so for the simple reasons that he looks different, and doesn't have great intelligence.
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Nick Papagalis
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On page 69 Dr. Frankenstein shouts "Devil! How dare you approach me." The monster responds, "misery made me a monster. Make me happy, and I will be good." From this quote we realize that Frankenstein is afraid of the monster not by his personality, but his appearance. All the monster wants is to know that someone loves him.
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Nick Papagalis
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On page36 Victor says"Now that I was finished,the beauty of my dream has vanished.Horror and disgust filled my heart." AtFirstDrFrankenstein WantedToBeProudOfHisCreation.HeWantedPeopleToRememberHisCreation as something beautiful.However DrFrankenstein has created a monster.His monster is hideous,filled with fright,and terrifying.Victor has tried to stay away from the apartment but he needs to come back at some point.
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