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Did Frankenstein’s monster turn evil and murderous because it was inevitable?
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Did Frankenstein’s monster turn evil and murderous because it was inevitable?

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No, the monster turns evil and murderous out of the profound grief that it felt after no one would accept it, as a part of one of the themes of Frankenstein created by Mary Shelley, that man is not corrupt by nature, but is made corrupt by society.
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