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English, 27.03.2020 00:19 anselmojohn4370

The quotation from Paradise Lost is spoken by Adam as he and Eve are
expelled from the Garden of Eden. What attitude does Adam express in these
lines? If Frankenstein is a “modern Prometheus”, to which character in the
novel might these lines apply – and what do they imply about Shelley’s
opinion of her protagonist?

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