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Chapter 2 of Volume II ends with Victor Frankenstein saying, “For the first time I felt what the duties of a creator towards his creature were” (85). What does this mean, and why does he say it?

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Victor is saying that he is responsible for the creature he created. Also he said “for the first time” which means he was probably surprised on how difficult it is.
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In this excerpt, Victor Frankenstein means that recognized the need to satisfy the desire of the creature he made who requested that he gave him a partner. Victor, thus saw that being a creator also came with some responsibilities.

  • In this excerpt, Victor Frankenstein saw that he had a responsibility toward the monster that he made. He had to make him happy before he could complain of his bad attitude.

  • So, Victor recognized that he had a role to play in making his creature a better being.

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