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Abandonment In Frankenstein Research Paper

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Abandonment Makes a Monster In Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, themes of abandonment and isolation are shown, similar to Paradise Lost, the story of God banishing Satan. When he reflects on his short existence and reads from Paradise Lost, the monster sees that he is more like Satan who was rejected by God than like Adam who was loved by God and he seeks redemption. Victor's father and Elizabeth portray family values, showing love and support to each other, and to Victor. Even When Victor leaves and “abandons” them, they still welcome him back into the family, upon his return and thus, Victor feel abandoned by those he loves. From his place in the woods, the monster sees younger children and observes that “nothing could exceed the love and respect

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