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Loneliness in "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley

This paper presents a detailed look at the book of Frankenstein ***** Mary Shelley. The writer of this ***** explores the fictional element of using a theme when ex*****mining the story of the monster. The theme that runs throughout the fabric ***** ***** book is the theme of loneliness.

GROWING UP LONELY

The theme of loneliness is woven throughout the ***** of Frankenstein. It is more than a simple ********** of what loneliness feels like to an adult, or ***** a child, but to both. Rarely in real life, does one have the ability ***** understand the concept of loneliness, from both standpoints. By the time the ***** grows up, he or she has often forgotten what it felt like, and they only know the manifestations of ***** loneliness. The monster in the book of Frankenstein grows from a newborn baby, to an old man in emotions ***** a fast forward pace. ***** is a perfect setting with which ***** observe the different ways that we handle loneliness and how we react it to depending on our age, *****ing of the world, and other factors of our existence as we go through life. Over the course ***** the novel, ***** monster displays the theme of ***** in several different ***** that are directly dependent on what st***** of development the monster is in.

Before one can fully understand ***** ***** novel lends itself to development ***** *****, one first must understand what a theme is, as it relates ***** fiction. A theme is something that is not openly d*****cussed in a novel. It is not a description, it is not *****n explanation, and it is not blatant. A ***** is the underly*****g but constant idea that is brought to the reader ***** ***** ***** is read. ***** theme ***** be any idea, moral, or emotional expl*****ation, as long as it is consistently ***** through the ***** elements of the novel. It is ***** ***** the few elements ***** is ********** brought to light ***** by the way the first four elements are handled, than by anything that is done regarding the actual theme of the s*****ry. A theme is ***** one can***** find by reading the ***** for ***** thematic words, but it is something that is understood because of the idea that is ***** embedded in the mind ***** ***** reader as the pages are turned.

***** book Frankenstein, ***** a cl*****ssic example of how a ***** can be laced ********** the words, setting, plot and characters. The theme of loneliness is intertwined throughout this novel, as the ***** watches the monster grow ***** infancy to adulthood, emotionally within ***** context of his creation and his experiences following his creation.

The theme of loneliness is extremely *****ll developed in the novel, as the monster ***** initially created. He is initially attached to no one and nothing, as he is an emotionless monster devoid of feeling. As ***** novel continues, the monster commits murder