Frankenstein: Victor's Quest For Knowledge

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At some point in our lives, we all get a thirst for knowledge. Wanting to obtain more knowledge represents a great attribute since you want to rise to the occasion and challenge yourself. Something always prompts us to explore the unknown. I believe that a sense of adventure and curiosity triggers our minds to search for more information. In Frankenstein, Victor gave in to his sense of adventure and curiosity in order to acquire more knowledge. However, his results did not turn out as planned. Certain lines from the passage support the main theme of Frankenstein: the quest for knowledge can lead to unexpected outcomes. In the story, as Victor attends school, he becomes intrigued by one of his professors after a lecture. During this lecture,