... was society that made him conceal the truths about the creature out of fear of embarrassment and failure. The main reason for society's liability in the death of William, Elizabeth, and Henry is due to its emphasis on success and prestige on the impressionable Dr. Frankenstein. Even as a young boy Victor Frankenstein was enthralled with the ideal of being an alchemist, which shows that he wanted nothing ... more than to just make success in the eyes of society. Also, from his infatuation as a youngster with alchemy it is made apparent that ... he wants to create something deemed as val...

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