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Similarities Between Frankenstein And Paradise Lost

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John Milton once wrote, “Did I request thee, maker, from my clay to mould me man?” in his epic poem Paradise Lost. In Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein, Paradise Lost can be compared to the destruction of a family unit in Shelley’s novel. After rejection from their creator, both Satan and the creature, are hurt, angry, and looking to sought out revenge. (The creature and satan are both sad after they are abandoned by their creator, they feel) Satan’s loss in the great war against the angels resulted in his rejection from heaven. He feels hurt that God, who has created him, does not want him anymore. Satan tells his fallen angels that it's “Better to reign in Hell than serve in heaven”. (Shelley, ) He told his counsel of diamond that he would rather be in Hell after his creator outcasted him, but he still remember some of his happiness. The creature relate tooth pain in this way, since when see is created by Victor Frankenstein he is rejected because of his …show more content…

the creature learn that Frankenstein is not proud of him and views him as a monster. Victor Frankenstein's first view of his creation is that he “ add paste on him while unfinished; He was ugly then…” ( Shelley, ) the creature end up hating his creator for making him so unlikable that he is someone that people think it's repulsive. the creature saddened by his rejection from the delay see family, in from not knowing how to act in this situation he does the most haste thing. as the creature ran around the college and as “The wind fanned the fire, and the cottage was quickly enveloped by the flames.” (Shelley, 128) The creature feel so much emotion after being rejected by the one family he looked up

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