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Category:	Novels
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	Analysis of Frankenstein Chapter 1
	The book is structured such that Frankenstein (who remains unnamed in this first section) will be its primary narrator; Walton, who listens to his story, is thus the reader's stand-in within the novel. Since Walton is both Frankenstein's audience and his student, we may infer that we, too, are meant to learn something from the tale of Frankenstein. A number of the book's central themes are introduced here. Walton's intense ambition to discover the unknown (to the point that he would sacrifice

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Analysis of Frankenstein Chapter 1