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(5 pp)The complex system of framing devices used
in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, where in some
parts, the Creature is telling the story to Victor
Frankenstein, who, then tells the story
to-Captain Robert Walton, who chooses to -recount
the story in letters to-Margaret Saville. This
story-telling device, not only let's us know what
is going on, but it also informs us of the
attitudes of those telling the tale, and who does,
or does not know about someone else. This complex
confidentiality will be examined in this discussion.
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usually changed drastically by the time it was at the end of the telling? There is an element of that telling and retelling in Shelleys 1846 work Frankenstein. The
complex system of framing devices used in Mary Shelleys Frankenstein, where in some parts, the Creature is telling the story to Victor Frankenstein, who then tells the
story to-Captain Robert Walton, who chooses to -recount the story in letters to-Margaret Saville. This story-telling device, not only lets us know what is going on, but it
also informs us of the attitudes of those telling the tale, and who does or does not know about someone else. Man as Creator We could see that
Frankenstein serves largely as his own confidant, or his ego trips up his ability to have a true confidant, as he become obsessed with his creation. Frankenstein neglects his
health, and excludes any other, possibly balancing interests that might occur, during the two year time period the project takes. Where is My Place? The initial thought for Frankenstein regarding
the creature is that he is the victim of society. The creature laments -if there is not place for me in this society-why did you bring me into it
in the first place. Frankenstein has two obvious choices. He can say I was not thinking of the Creature and was consumed by his own experience of
process, or he can feel guilty, or he can actually feel both emotions, in which one only intensifies the other. There is a possibility that the Creature is manipulating
him, but initially he does not believe it until he hears more, and finally advises, Captain Walton: "He is eloquent and persuasive; and once his words had even power
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