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English, 03.06.2021 18:10, izzy488

In Chapter 3, Frankenstein reveals his interest in human anatomy and bodies. He also reveals his fascination with the transition of bodies from glamorous life to decaying death, and wonders what changes in death that forces the body to decay. Keeping this in mind, what has Frankenstein learned about the relationship between life and death? Why do you think this obsession with life and death has developed? What do you think of Victor as a scientist?

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