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The Flaw In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

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Of course, there's no doubt to why Frankenstein was fascinated by the lightning that struck the tree as a fifteen year old. Due to the fact that the tree that it struck, and the damage that it dealt, shows that it could be capable of many great things than just destruction alone. However, after achieving that by using the power of lightning to reanimate the dead, the horrors that have struck him from having his monster run amok, has broken him. His brother, friend, and cousin whom he was about to marry died by the Monster's hands, and the thought of building a mate that he was forced to create by the creature traumatized him. He was being broken like a blasted tree from the moment he noticed the deformity and wretchedness he saw in the creature's
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