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Close detail from the printed passage.
Wider references from the whole novel.

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Close detail from the printed passage.
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Plot summary from the printed passage.
Contextual facts about the novel’s publication.

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Biographical detail from Shelley’s life.
General opinions about the novel’s message.

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Reader reactions to the printed passage.
Film references from later adaptations.

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Walton listens to his crew and turns back.
Victor ignores human connection too late.

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Walton listens to his crew and turns back.
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Walton ignores his crew and sails on.
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Walton listens to Victor and sails on.
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Walton rejects his crew and turns back.
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