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Livro interessantíssimo que discute ciência mas, sobretudo, a responsabilidade do Homem sobre o que cria. É impossível não ser movida pela história do Monstro, assim como é fácil (ainda que talvez não seja o mais correcto) perceber Viktor e a sua distanciação de algo que cria e julga horrível. No entanto, a sua criação não é uma que se possa rasgar e deitar fora, tendo ali o seu fim mas uma que responde de volta com consequências trágicas.
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I feel silly "reviewing" Frankenstein, but I promised my self I would put out there what I thought about everything a read this year.
I had read Frankenstein in high school for class, but the only parts I could remember well were when the creation (monster? daemon?) watched the family in the cottage and Frankenstein's life at the university. I reread the book for a local library book club, and rereading was a good experience, but it mostly served to make me dislike the character of Frankenstein a ...more
I had read Frankenstein in high school for class, but the only parts I could remember well were when the creation (monster? daemon?) watched the family in the cottage and Frankenstein's life at the university. I reread the book for a local library book club, and rereading was a good experience, but it mostly served to make me dislike the character of Frankenstein a ...more
Unlike any Frankenstein story I have ever heard. This may be a classic, but I just didn't enjoy the story. It was far too slow in too many places. Sometimes exciting but mostly I found my mind wondering while listening to this.
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