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Love And Nurturing In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

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For human beings, decisions are made by how one feels. People who are rejected and disliked can feel degraded and insignificant. Feeling this way can influence regretful and unjustifiable actions. This would be why love and nurturing is so important for human beings. As seen in Frankenstein, the rejection caused the monster to feel miserable and alone. He lashed out causing countless tragedies and misfortunes for Victor Frankenstein and those around him. If the monster had only been cared for, this series of unfortunate events could have been prevented.
Think of the monster as a young child. He was just brought to life and he longs for love and care from his creator. Likewise, young children want love from their parents. Imagine all of those

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