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In the preface section, in "Letter IV," the narrator states, "I never saw a more interesting creature: his expression of wildness, and even madness." Who was the narrator referring to here?

A. Frankenstein's monster
B. Robert Walton himself
C. Victor Frankenstein
D. Crew member on Robert's boat

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Final answer:

In 'Frankenstein', the narrator in 'Letter IV' of the preface refers to Victor Frankenstein as the creator of a being described as an 'interesting creature with an expression of wildness and madness'.


Explanation:

The narrator in 'Letter IV' of the preface referring to someone as 'an interesting creature with an expression of wildness and madness' is Victor Frankenstein. In Mary Shelley's 'Frankenstein', Victor creates a being referred to as the 'Creature' or 'monster'. Despite his initial intentions, Victor abandons the Creature, leading to tragic consequences throughout the novel.


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