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    The monster - the eight-foot-tall, hideously ugly creation of Victor!rankenstein. The monster strangles $illiam in the woods outside eneva in order to hurt Victor for abandoning him. 'Li abeth embodies the novel%s motif of passive women.

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    The monster - the eight-foot-tall, hideously ugly creation of Victor!rankenstein. The monster strangles $illiam in the woods outside eneva in order to hurt Victor for abandoning him. 'Li abeth embodies the novel%s motif of passive women.

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    FRANKESTEIN

    Transféré par

    Loly Moreno Castillero
    The monster - the eight-foot-tall, hideously ugly creation of Victor!rankenstein. The monster strangles $illiam in the woods outside eneva in order to hurt Victor for abandoning him. 'Li abeth embodies the novel%s motif of passive women.

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    Victor Frankenstein -Thedoomedprotagonistandnarratorofthemainportionofthe story.StudyinginIngolstadt,Victordiscoversthesecretoflifeandcreatesanintelligentbut grotesquemonster,fromwhomherecoilsinhorror.Victorkeepshiscreationofthemonster asecret,feelingincreasinglyguiltyandashamedashereali eshowhelplessheistoprevent themonsterfromruininghislifeandthelivesofothers.

    The monster-Theeight-foot-tall,hideouslyuglycreationofVictor !rankenstein.Intelligentandsensitive,themonsterattemptsto integratehimselfintohumansocialpatterns,butallwhoseehim shunhim."isfeelingofabandonmentcompelshimtoseekrevenge againsthiscreator.

    Elizabeth Lavenza-#n orphan,fourtofive yearsyoungerthan Victor,whomthe !rankensteins adopt.'li abeth embodiesthe novel%smotifof passivewomen,as shewaitspatiently forVictor%s attention.

    Frankenstein-Victor%syoungestbrotherandthedarlingof the!rankensteinfamily.Themonsterstrangles$illiaminthe woodsoutside*enevainordertohurtVictorforabandoning him.$illiam%sdeathdeeplysaddensVictorandburdenshim withtremendousguiltabouthavingcreatedthemonster.

    Henry Clerval-Victor%sboyhoodfriend,whonursesVictorbacktohealthin Ingolstadt.#fterworkingunhappilyforhisfather,"enrybeginstofollowinVictor%s footstepsasascientist."ischeerfulnesscountersVictor%smoroseness.

    Robert Walton -The #rcticseafarerwhose lettersopenand closeFrankenstein. $altonpicksthe bedraggledVictor !rankensteinupoffthe ice,helpsnursehimback tohealth,andhears Victor%sstory."erecords theincredibletaleina seriesofletters addressedtohissister, &argaretSaville,in 'ngland.

    Justine Moritz-#younggirladoptedintothe!rankenstein householdwhileVictorisgrowingup.(ustineisblamedand e)ecutedfor$illiam%smurder,whichisactuallycommittedbythe monster.

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