Universal Themes In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein '

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Frankenstein Theme One might describe theme as the main idea of a work. Themes consist of universal ideas and complete thoughts. Themes should never consist of a vague statement. In the classic novel Frankenstein, the reader might find an abundant amount of perfect themes. As I read Frankenstein, I came up with a few accurate themes of my own. I believe that the theme, “Revenge comes with drastic consequences,” portrays an accurate representation of the novel. I consider this theme a precise depiction of the work, for the fact that Frankenstein’s monster wants revenge on people in general, the monster wants revenge on Victor, and Victor wants revenge on the monster for killing all his loved ones. This controversial story depicts a helpless

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