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Is Victor Frankenstein a victim to his own curiosity and is his intelligence a danger to himself or others?

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yes incredibly.

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What does danger to himself or others mean?
Potentially violent or suicidal.
How has victor Frankenstein come to understand himself?
Victor comes to understand himself as a murderer when Clerval dies. He states that he is responsible for the death of Justine,William and Henry because they died by his own hands, his own creation....
What can you do if you think someone is a danger to himself or others?
You have to be very careful. If you are this persons friend, then talk to him/her. See if they have been under any kind of stress or if something is wrong. It also depends if this person is at...
Why did victor Frankenstein make Frankenstein?
Just out of curiosity. It started out as an interest and turned into an obsession.
Who is the victim in 'Frankenstein'- monster or Frankenstein?
In the novel it is hard to find a character that doesn't die a sad death. Everybody's the victim.