... as a myth. Secondly, that same person, still in current times, can view Frankenstein as a myth for people existing in the time of Mary Shelly, therefore a modern myth to those of the 19th century. This essay will explore the first option after coming to the conclusion that the definition of a "modern myth- ... However, in the time of Mary Shelly, the possibility of a human being made in an unnatural way was completely unrealistic. The story was just there for entertainment. This novel was not considered a "myth- due to the fact that it was so completely outrageous. This tale was conside...

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