The first way being "How might Frankenstein be viewed as a myth in modern times (being 2002)', and the other interpretation being 'How is Frankenstein viewed by people in the 21st Century, as a modern myth to people existing at the time of Mary Shelly.' ... Eve however, took the forbidden fruit, and developed sin over the universe. ... Frankenstein agreed to make the second monster, but soon remembered the story of Adam and Eve, and remembered the fact that it was because of God's second creation that sin was developed over the world. ...

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When he continues, "this was sometime a paradox, but now the time gives it proof", I think he is saying that their relationship has puzzled him for sometime but now he sees where they stand, which is to say it is over. ... He then says that all men are "arrant knaves", which literally means a notorious mischief-loving person (according to Webster's New Dictionary and Thesaurus). ... Ophelia answers that he is at home and Hamlet's response can support both interpretations of the question. ...

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• Grade Level: High School