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This is the first 1,000 characters of 261 words (1.04 pages) in the essay titled FRANKY Mary Shelley s novel, Frankenstein, gains increasing significance in themodern world with its relevant theme of man playing God. Creation lies in the hands of God/Nature, but man tries to interfere in this process. Shelley shows Frankenstein, the young scientist, questioning the principle of life: Whence, I often asked myself, did the principle of life proceed? Frankenstein is an idealist who believes in his goals and will go to any lengths to achieve them. It was a bold question, and one which has ever been considered as a mystery, yet with how many things are we upon the brink of becoming acquainted, if cowardice or carelessness did not restrain our enquiry. His intention is to rid the world of death, to renew life where death had apparently devoted the By examining the consequences of Victor s ambition, Shelley questions the goal of science itself: is science a way of improving life, or does it threaten life? Victor s creation comes back to haunt him and ultimately tries to destroy him. His plan backfires, and his progress remains on paper. The experiment he attempts turns into his own enemy. Frankenstein s creation is unnatural. The monster is nothing but an assemblage of body parts which belong to dead people. This contrasts with the natural process of procreation through which life begets life. The monster never has a mother or a father. Nevertheless, like man, the creature is basically good. This creation turns into... |
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Keywords: novel frankenstein, man tries, monster, idealist, principle, reciprocated, science, mary shelley, god creation, hands of god, playing god, world of death, relevant theme, young scientist, any lengths, renew life, procreation, franky, cowardice, assemblage