Victor doesn’t give his monster a name. What does this do for the story? What does it say about us in society today that we think the monster’s name is Frankenstein?

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Victor doesn’t give his monster a name. What does this do for the story? What does it say about us in society today that we think the monster’s name is Frankenstein?

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Answer: That victor is in dissuasive. That there's no way to refer to the monster.

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Answer:

It adds suspense for the reader because they dont know the name of the monster

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