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Frankenstein's Loneliness

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Throughout human existence, parents have endured the immediate responsibility to protect, care, and love for their children. In order for a child to attain a good life, parents need to provide the required care and by not doing so, their kids often feel neglected and obtain a loneliness state full of psychopathic behaviors. A prevailing instance where a child is neglected and begins to act in psychopathic ways occurs in the book Frankenstein. Frankenstein’s loneliness is developed by his parent’s lack of care and guidance. With a lack of guidance and support from family, Frankenstein becomes isolated from society and eventually develops an inner monster, which takes over him and leads to catastrophic events.

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