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How does Frankenstein feel about his creation? He hates the creature and wants to kill him. He feels guilty for creating the creature. He feels a sense of obligation towards his…

How does Frankenstein feel about his creation? He hates the creature and wants to kill him. He feels guilty for creating the creature. He feels a sense of obligation towards his…
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How does Frankenstein feel about his creation?

He hates the creature and wants to kill him.

He feels guilty for creating the creature.

He feels a sense of obligation towards his creation.

He feels responsible for the creature’s suffering.

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he just regrets that he made a monster and deeply feels guilty that it is in pain of reliving

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