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"The main theme in the novel is the monstrous consequences of egotism"
KIELY
What 2 reasons did Botting give for the inclusion of Monsters within literary texts?
"signal a terrible threat to established order"

"demands the unification and protection of authorised values"
"from the textual evidence, the reader can never know what happens to the monster"
BOTTING
"Ambition is evil in Shelley's book"
DAVENPORT-HINES