... to be partly the case with Frankenstein's monster. It's interesting to see how the monster is first introduced in the tale. For the first half of the book, we see him through Doctor Frankenstein's perspective. He is an object, a "thing". When things go wrong for the monster, we pity Frankenstein. He is ... analysis, but sad as it sounds, wouldn't any of us be as quick to judge if we saw such an ugly sight as this? I believe throughout the book this is a very prominent point that Shelley lays before us. The monster is abandoned, and for a while we hear nothing of him. Slowly, happiness d...

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