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Victor's Motivations In Frankenstein

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One of the most important pieces of information in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is Victor’s motivations for his work. Most notably, he desired the status that would come with his achievement. His name would be remembered in history for giving humans the ability to create life through a means other than reproduction. His work could be used to resurrect the dead and eliminate perceived imperfection in the human body. In the novel, it could easily be said that his motivation was solely focused on personal gain. In the film “Victor Frankenstein”, Victor’s motivations differed greatly from the original story. He did share some of the above motivations from the novel with others he spoke to; however, there was a much more personal motivation
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