Chapter 8 Frankenstein

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What does the creature find one day?

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The creature finds some books.

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What does Felix do to the creature?

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Felix beats the creature with a stick.

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What does the creature tell DeLacy about himself?

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The creature tells DeLacy that he has been their friend.

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Why doesn’t the creature fight back?

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The creature doesn’t fight back because he loves them too much.

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What is the first book about?

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The first book is about history.

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What is the significance of the creature's discovery of books?

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The discovery of books represents the creature's quest for knowledge and understanding of humanity.

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How does the creature's experience with Felix shape his view of humans?

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The creature's experience with Felix, who is hostile towards him, leads him to feel rejected and misunderstood by humans.

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What themes are explored through the creature's interactions with the DeLacy family?

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Themes of isolation, acceptance, and the desire for companionship are explored through the creature's interactions with the DeLacy family.

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What role does the concept of friendship play in the creature's development?

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Friendship is crucial for the creature's emotional development, as he longs for connection and acceptance.

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How does the creature's lack of a name affect his identity?

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The creature's lack of a name symbolizes his lack of identity and belonging in society.