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Multiple perspectives through Walton, Victor, and the Creature.
Dark settings, supernatural occurrences, and a sense of horror.
Nature is depicted as sublime, contrasting human ambition.
References to Milton’s Paradise Lost, linking to creation themes.
Knowledge, enlightenment, and the danger of unchecked ambition.
Hints at tragic outcomes through early lightning scenes.
Who is the real monster in the story?
The dangers of surpassing natural scientific boundaries.
Sees himself as both Adam and Satan, reflecting complex themes.
His actions lead to inevitable doom and tragic consequences.
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