2 . A . Based on the rates of lethal violence seen in our close relatives, Gómez and his team predicted that 15% of human deaths would be caused by another human during the begining of the contemporary era. B . Humans still share DNA with our primiate ancestors, which are animal …show more content…
However , like anyone else the creature had it’s own mind and developed thought on it’s own . Accusing Dr.Frankenstien of being the true monster is like saying the mothers and fathers of murders are automatically murders, because they created the person comminting the crimes.
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Refutation : A . The opposition belives Victor made his creation ugly and it’s soley his fault the creature is the way he is . B. However , in the book once Victor sees his creation he runs in fear , therefore it’s a possiblity that he wasn’t aware of his creation’s apperance .
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As soon as Victor saw his creation he ran and yes maybe he should’ve manned up and dealt with his creaton in a better manner.
Maybe he should’ve told someone sooner to get advice about how to handle the sitituation instead of running from his problems. A . Though once again , Victor is human who obviously has fear like everyone else, which is perfectly normal . B . No one is perfect nor fearless , that’s just part of being a human . Victor shouldn’t be considered a monster for commiting human-like actions.
Transition: Unlike the creature , Victor doesn’t fit the critera of a monster . He is simply a human who made poor choices .
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