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Frankenstein’s creature attempts to integrate himself into society numerous times before he accepts that his physical defects and ‘ugly’ aesthetic appearance arouse fear in humanity; this separation from humanity forces him to discover alternative modes of integration. He “long[s]” to be part of civilisation yet he has been conditioned to recognise his dissemblance through victimisation. Therefore he “dares not” present himself to the cottagers, vowing to “discover the motives” behind individual relationships. In this essay I will argue that the Monster instinctively discovers the importance of language as well as the ability to manipulate language as a means of gaining companionship.
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- Laura Marsden (Autor), 2014, The Manipulation of Language in "Frankenstein", Múnich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/286923
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