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#poor wretch. 他以為自己是路西法。

#poor wretch. 他以為自己是路西法。

Imbued with a Christian worldview, the novel questions the validity of developing modern science and technology regardless of moral and ethical concerns. The tragedy of Frankenstein alarms us never to play God nor abuse our talents in pursuit of any dangerous knowledge that is of no avail to the welfare of humankind. #小說本身太無聊讀來無甚樂趣

Imbued with a Christian worldview, the novel questions the validity of developing modern science and technology regardless of moral and ethical concerns. The tragedy of Frankenstein alarms us never to play God nor abuse our talents in pursuit of any dangerous knowledge that is of no avail to the welfare of humankind. #小說本身太無聊讀來無甚樂趣

#poor wretch. 他以為自己是路西法。

书中的Frankenstein, 创造了一个monster, 憎恶地连名字都没给他起，就离开了。 读完书，更加感谢上帝，心怀慈爱地创造了我们，并赋予我们爱与被爱的能力，让我们有同伴。 同时也让我更加思考为人父母的责任之重大。正如曾经打车时一位出租车师傅说：孩子并没有要求来到这个世界...  

Shelley's story shows interesting connection between creator and its creation. The monster and Frankenstein share similar character in some aspects: both of them are curious and learn very fast. They are both hesitant, eager for love, and bear great grief....