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When the monster and Frankenstein finally meet again, how are they different?
A.) The monster has been forced into solitude, whereas Frankenstein has chosen it.
B.) The monster is hoping for love, while Frankenstein is wishing to never be loved again.
C.) The monster is appreciative of nature's beauty, while Frankenstein finds beauty in nothing.
D.) The monster is uncontrollably angry, whereas Frankenstein is in control.

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The answer to this question is A> Upon meeting once again, their is a role reversal, as Frankenstein chooses to live in isolation of his own accord. The monster is imprisoned against his will. Frankenstein feels riddled with guilt for his past actions, and the monster feels sorrow because of feelings of love unrequited.

A; Frankenstein is tortured by guilt, whereas the monster is tortured by rejection


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