Frankenstein and Its Mysteries

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Frankenstein and Its Mysteries
Fictions are designed to entice one’s imaginations. These may be written based on facts or based on the worldly desires of the author. An excellent fictional novel can stimulate the curiosity of the reader to a certain extent. An example of an outstanding, intriguing novel is Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, which explores dangerous possibilities due to ambitions, reflecting the events during scientific history, which made the novel a striking one.
Shelley explored the reflection of the scientific world but portrayed it in a gruesome manner. Here, Shelley described the extremes of scientific investigation of human existence, making the reader ask oneself if experimenting is exciting or terrifying or having too much ambition worthy or unworthy of the following consequences.
In the novel, Victor Frankenstein, a scientist who studied natural ...