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The Transformation Of Victor In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

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Throughout the novel, Victor is consistently driven by glory and self-recognition because of his inner thirst for attention. As Victor begins to envision his creation, he states that “success shall crown his endeavours” (Shelley 26). Victor allows the reader into his conscience by stating that his glory will “crown” his ventures. He confesses to his need of success and glory being the primary motive to his actions. His extraordinary discoveries mean absolutely nothing if a reward does not follow. He demands attention and stardom from those around him rather than being content with knowing that he has just done something amazing. His own satisfaction and knowledge of his success is not enough for him to feel good about himself; he must be acknowledged
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