Both Frankenstein and this book's selection from The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde are written from the point of view of the monsters' creators.
What does Frankenstein's behavior as he is creating the monster tell us about him and his state of mind?
How does this behavior compare to that of Dr. Jekyll? Once Frankenstein gives life to his monster, how do his emotional responses change? Why?
How do these changes connect to those of Dr. Jekyll after Jekyll loses control of his transformations?
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