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The Creature: character portrait from Frankenstein (Mary Shelley)

A character in Frankenstein

The Creature

Frankenstein by Mary Shelley1818

A being brought to life through Victor's scientific experiments; he is highly intelligent and sensitive but driven to violence by societal rejection and loneliness.

Also known as: the monster, monster, the wretch, the fiend, the dæmon, the daemon, the being

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The Creature is a living being brought to life through Victor Frankenstein’s scientific experiments. Highly intelligent and sensitive, he begins his existence as Victor’s creation, facing profound loneliness and rejection from the society around him.

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