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Loneliness In Frankenstein Research Paper

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Loneliness Mary Shelley’s novel, Frankenstein, makes a strong emotional appeal of loneliness, rejection, and revenge. Throughout the novel, Mary Shelley used his characters to indicate the theme of loneliness. Resembling other works, such as The Ancient Mariner, Henry James: The Young Master, and Paradise Lost. In Coleridge's poem, his being is the last living soul on board his ship. Shelly's mariner, relating to Coleridge's mariner, experienced the desolation of being alone. Henry James, along with the couple in Frankenstein, was “not entirely happy”. Henry James and the young man and his companion went through their own experiences of life. Meanwhile, they suffered that evil in a very distressing degree also. Victor Frankenstein, creating
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