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Theme Of Allusions In Frankenstein

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At the end of chapter ten of the novel Frankenstein, the monster explains how he feels forsaken by society, which relates to Satan’s overall existence in the world. Throughout chapters 10-16 of Frankenstein, the author uses allusion to compare the similarities between the demon and his creator, to God and the real-life demon, Satan. In the biblical poem “Paradise Lost”, Satan loses a war against God the Creator and then seeks revenge. Satan, the real-life demon who lives quarantined in the depths of hell, journeys to Earth, where he manipulates his way to the Garden of Eden. Finding Adam and Eve in the garden, he instantly becomes jealous of them. Eventually, he tricks them to eat the fruit from the forbidden tree, bringing sin and despair
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