Epilogue Of Frankenstein

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It’s in the middle of the night and Peter wakes up.
The next morning Peter bravely decides to check the closet. He finds a trap door.
There are pictures on the wall - with a monster!!
A monster... and ME!!! But I’m sleeping..
Peter decides to draw a plan to capture the monster.
Later that night. Hands up, I got you!
The monster smiles: “Oh, don’t worry about me, I’m your protector, your buddy buddy.”
Peter says: “Really? You are not here to eat me?”
The monster laughs out loud and says: “No, I don’t like little boys, I prefer fish.”
Peter says: “I don’t understand.” The monster says: “All kids have closet monsters, you get them when you are born, we watch over you when you are asleep. Some kids, of course, don’t want us, like your brother Bobby, he stuffed his
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He cries, looks down and sees a note.
But Peter didn’t write that!
The Closet Monster is heartbroken when he sees the note from Peter.
He pulls himself together and goes out on interviews to find a new job.
He gets a job at the local park; He turns all of the boring bushes into fine sculptures, but his boss doesn’t like them and fires him.
The Closet Monster loves fish, so he decides to become a sushi chef. Unfortunately it doesn’t go so well when he enters the large refrigerator to get more fish.
He eats half of the fish. His boss gets mad and fires him.
The monster decides to open a bakery; Who doesn’t love a good cake or pie?Unfortunately no one wants anything with seafood. He makes no sales and has to close his store.
The Closet Monster loves animals, so he decides to become a farmer.
Unfortunately the animals don’t like him.
Next he gets a job at a kennel taking care of cute pets, but they are all afraid of him.
The Closet Monster realizes that he’s not good at any job, but being a Closet Monster.
He finally gets a job at the local soup kitchen helping people in

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