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Frankenstein
Mary Shelley
Frankenstein
Mary Shelley
A young scientist, Victor Frankenstein, becomes obsessed with creating life and brings a grotesque creature into being. Abandoned and rejected by his creator, the lonely monster seeks revenge, systematically destroying everyone Victor loves. The novel explores themes of ambition, responsibility, and the tragic consequences of playing god.
Divisions
- Letter 10 / 4
- Letter 20 / 4
- Letter 30 / 1
- Letter 40 / 10
- Chapter 10 / 5
- Chapter 20 / 8
- Chapter 30 / 10
- Chapter 40 / 7
- Chapter 50 / 8
- Chapter 60 / 7
- Chapter 70 / 12
- Chapter 80 / 9
- Chapter 90 / 7
- Chapter 100 / 7
- Chapter 110 / 12
- Chapter 120 / 9
- Chapter 130 / 8
- Chapter 140 / 7
- Chapter 150 / 11
- Chapter 160 / 11
- Chapter 170 / 9
- Chapter 180 / 9
- Chapter 190 / 11
- Chapter 200 / 10
- Chapter 210 / 14
- Chapter 220 / 11
- Chapter 230 / 9
- Chapter 240 / 26