"i recollected my threat (to frankenstein), and resolved that it should be accomplished. i knew that i was preparing for myself a deadly torture, but i was the slave, not the master, of an impulse which i detested, yet could not disobey," which theme does this passage best represent? a. the possibility of losing one's humanity to science b. the destructive power of revenge c. the joy that comes from scientific discovery o d. the wanger of seeking personal glory Get the answer
Category: computerinformation | Author: Abraham Uilleam