Curiosity and Nature In Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein, there are several ambiguities, which make the theme as complex as the real world we live in. Shelley does not try to conceitedly solve the puzzles, but instead leads the readers to wrestle with the ambiguities on their own. For instance, Shelley defines curiosity as a part of human nature, while she also thinks that humans should not go against ... I come? What was my destination?-(86) The monster has always asked himself. By knowing language from the family who lived in the forest, he is able to find his own origin. As we notice the ...

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