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Compare and contrast the structures of "Frankenstein" and “Flowers for
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English, 13.11.2020 21:30, isabellajmoody
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Compare and contrast the structures of "Frankenstein" and “Flowers for
Algernon." Then explain how the structure of each text contributes to the
development of a shared theme.
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