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…thinks he is “totally unfitted for the company of strangers” (Shelley, 25). When Frankenstein is at Ingolstadt, he “has a void of the soul” so profound that he subverts Nature to fill it (qtd. in Renfroe, 2). He conceives, “A new species would bless me…

…developed the idea that the fear and inability to understand the stranger can be harmful. Human nature is to refuse something different than they used to see. I like one part from dialogue between Frankenstein and the Creature when the creature said, “ I am…

…her identity and past when she travels in place of her mother to China to meet her two twin sisters. Suyuan had to make the hard decision to leave her twin babies on the side of the road in hopes some kind stranger would take them in, that way she would…

…was not totally imagined by Daniel Defoe. Defoe was not a stranger to the life of solitude. In the early 18th century, Defoe was imprisoned for about six months. He was thrown in jail because of a controversial pamphlet that he wrote called The shortest…

…and extremely hospitable. He on the other hand is seen often throughout the story, and has a normal or a slightly good impression as he is met by his chaps, or even by a stranger. Jekyll is also able to admit that after a few months of experimenting with Hyde…

…gardening skills that even strangers would stop and admire her handiwork. She points out the fact that it was so beautiful that her childhood, which was filled with poverty and sadness, was made a little more bearable because of it. When she thinks back…

…burns down the house and has visions of her past. She sees Christopihine, Tia, and even her parrot. .She seems to be imitating the parrot when Rochester comes to save her. “I hear the parrot calls as he did when he saw a stranger… and the man who hated me…

…this in the story, you can see that had the women not been so obvious with their frolicking through the woods, their “lovers” would not have died. Even though Candide may be one of stranger novels ever written, it is easy to tell that it was definitely written…

…of them only for their wonderful hearts and kind actions. In doing this, he shows more love for a family of strangers than Victor could ever have for his own family. He also demonstrates unconditional love for these “protectors” by not killing Felix during…

…, as he helps to ferry runaways across the river to freedom. He takes as his only payment, the right to enter the houses of those he delivered as a member and friend, not as a stranger. The names of Baby and Stamp both illustrate the freed slave’s need…