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a fiend whose unparalleled barbarity

Here, and throughout the ensuing paragraphs, Victor indulges in a determined, almost compulsive hyperbole that distances himself from and demonizes his creation. In the process Victor comes to identify himself with "the whole human race" against the anomalous alien being he would cast out from it.

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