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The creature helped De Lacey's family often--without their knowledge or gratitude.

a) True

b) False

User SebaGra
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Answer: The correct answer is False.

Explanation: True is incorrect.

User Huusom
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Answer:

True.

Step-by-step explanation:

The given assertion in context to Mary Shelley's one of the most admired and acknowledged science fiction 'Frankenstein' would be considered true as the creature gets fascinated towards the love and affection shared by the blind man De Lacey and his two kids Felix(son) and Agatha(daughter). He constantly observes their loving behavior and learns the values of goodness, love, generosity, dignity, and self-sacrifice as reflected when he says 'nothing could exceed..love..respect..they exhibit'. the creature gets so involved with their family that it even desires to be a part/member of their affectionate family, for which he meets De Lacey alone as well. Therefore, the statement is true as he helps them a great deal of time without letting them know due to the longingness to receive that affection and care.

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