Frankenstein

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Frankenstein
After I read the Frankenstein, I know that the story is about a Swiss aristocrat Frankenstein who had studied in Germany for Electrochemical and life then he discovered the secret of death and decided to proceed with the manufacture of life. He started looking for material in the body, then assembled, and finally be activated by means of electrochemical methods. However, all originally made from good material, up to 8-foot monster after being given a life he was so ugly, then Frankenstein was scared fainted, when he woke up the monster has found missing.
When the monster is still very nascent love of this world, he was hiding in the mountains and learned to use fire, and seclusion in the mountains encountered a blind grandfather
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He hated Justin beauty, the William necklace on Justin's body. As William Justin killing suspect arrested. After Frankenstein came back and found that these are the monster is. He was not worried about Justin's trial, but the trial but then Justin is very negative. The judge eventually sentenced Justin death. Frankenstein find a judge and tell him everything to the monster. But the judge that this is Frankenstein to save Justin compiled out of the story. Justin was executed. Frankenstein see themselves as pro-sister before Justin provisional sentence without a trace of fear, contrite create your own monster and hurt two people own the most pro. So began a monster chase, it has been tracked Alps. In the Alps, the Frankenstein monster to share their experiences. He believes that it is not being treated fairly, not heterosexual love. I am not happy. "I want to get everything." He asked for it again Frankenstein made a woman, and then the two together away from the …show more content…
But he is still contradictory, sometimes for many days of work, hope quickly completed. Sometimes not for several days laboratory. I fear that the project is completed. In making good energizing moment, he suddenly had hesitated: if they really love and multiply, and how will mankind much trouble? If the woman is a monster of evil, how do? So he immediately destroyed female monster. After seeing all this furious monster, human society and their future despair. Frankenstein and vowed to pay the price. He killed Frankenstein's friend, and at the wedding killing Frankenstein beloved bride - Elizabeth. And then Frankenstein also angry, they began to kill each other, has been chasing the Arctic. Frankenstein tired eventually freeze to death, but the monster also committed suicide. Monster before dying complain, I want to be friends, but always by people misunderstanding. Especially Frankenstein, made himself a wife refused, but want to get married, be happy that from Elizabeth. It's not fair. But for themselves, to do evil things to regret, he decided to commit suicide and end of all

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