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Essay / Essay on Good and Evil in Victor Frankenstein - 1495
Knowledge, especially that concerning what is right or wrong, right or wrong, can be derived by knowing what is done. The monster knew the action of killing others through the rage of its creator, Victor. Thus demonstrating the evil inside the monster. The rage of its creator throughout history proves enough information. At first glance, it seems that the definitions of good and evil are clear. The definition of good in the dictionary is a person who has good morals, is kind and loyal. Victor Frankenstein describes it perfectly at the beginning of the book. Evil can be defined as anything that harms a person's happiness or deprives them of any good; anything that causes suffering of any kind to sentient beings, such as injury or damage, this is opposed to good, death is But when the monster, who is indifferent and horrified by what, this contrasts with this which the reader will see before this event is created, Frankenstein was a loving family man who had deep respect and respect. Mary Shelley uses a pathetic fallacious weather event, an example of this is when Victor Frankenstein created the monster. "It was a sad November evening when I watched my work come to fruition. Because of this constant use of pathetic errors, the reader can see when things are about to go wrong, like when Lacey rejected the monster or when Elizabeth was killed, these events occurred in Winter and Storms Winter is a time of destruction and is also when the monster was created and most of the members of. Victor Frankenstein's family were killed This may also explain some of the monster's behavior, as he was created in winter, the season of destruction and it is not the spring of life and the new beginnings of his creation. which were unnatural and evil