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Discuss The Task Of Destruction In Frankenstein

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task of destruction.” (177). He had the power to save his family and himself, but he destroyed his only hope. There is the argument that if Victor had let another monster loose, it would have been a mistake. Victor was so mortified by witnessing the monster that he remembered what it had caused him and did not want to let that loose upon the world again. If he had built the woman monster for him, the monster would have a partner in crime. They could have caused havoc and murdered people together, but the monster swore otherwise. He said that they would reside far away from any humans. Victor was too stuck in his ways to think that they wouldn’t have malicious intent. If he had trusted the monster to harness the goodness he was born with and
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