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If memory serves me right when Mary Shelley completed this novel she was only nineteen summers old, and yet this novel managed to become one of the most significant work in the genre of sic-fi and was ahead in its time in so many ways. Since I had to read it for school purposes I thought I would find it dull but it was a nice surprise in many ways.

If memory serves me right when Mary Shelley completed this novel she was only nineteen summers old, and yet this novel managed to become one of the most significant work in the genre of sic-fi and was ahead in its time in so many ways. Since I had to read it for school purposes I thought I would find it dull but it was a nice surprise in many ways.

If memory serves me right when Mary Shelley completed this novel she was only nineteen summers old, and yet this novel managed to become one of the most significant work in the genre of sic-fi and was ahead in its time in so many ways. Since I had to read it for school purposes I thought I would find it dull but it was a nice surprise in many ways.

If memory serves me right when Mary Shelley completed this novel she was only nineteen summers old, and yet this novel managed to become one of the most significant work in the genre of sic-fi and was ahead in its time in so many ways. Since I had to read it for school purposes I thought I would find it dull but it was a nice surprise in many ways.

If memory serves me right when Mary Shelley completed this novel she was only nineteen summers old, and yet this novel managed to become one of the most significant work in the genre of sic-fi and was ahead in its time in so many ways. Since I had to read it for school purposes I thought I would find it dull but it was a nice surprise in many ways.

怪物・女性・上帝 ——从弗兰肯斯坦的怪物看人造人的社会设定悖论 《弗兰肯斯坦》（Frankenstein）又有一个副标题，即：《现代的普罗米修斯》（The Modern Prometheus）。全书讲述了一位名为维克多・弗兰肯斯坦（Victor Frankenstein）的科学家创造出一个人造人怪物的哥...  

Shelley's story shows interesting connection between creator and its creation. The monster and Frankenstein share similar character in some aspects: both of them are curious and learn very fast. They are both hesitant, eager for love, and bear great grief....  

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