the monster

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the monster

 

Although Victor continually flagellates himself for the deaths of William and Justine, yet the hardening of his language as a means of self-exculpation and displacing his guilt continues. As he interchanges "fiend" and "monster," he combines the diabolic and the unnatural to objectify and distance his Creature from the norms he accords his family.