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  “The season of the assizes approached. I had already been three...” 全部笔记（1） 去书内

  This passage highlights the protagonist’s legal ordeal and fragile reprieve. The three-month imprisonment and forced travel despite illness underscore his physical and emotional suffering. Mr. Kirwin’s efforts contrast with institutional rigidity, while the grand jury’s acquittal—grounded in alibi proof—reveals a rare triumph of logic over prejudice. The mention of Orkney Islands subtly ties to the creature’s lair, hinting at lingering guilt and the unresolved horror of creation. Liberation offers temporary relief, but the shadow of blame and the monster’s threat linger, deepening the novel’s tension between justice and existential dread.

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  “My change of manner surprised and pleased the magistrate;...” 全部笔记（1） 去书内

  This snippet highlights the magistrate’s misinterpretation of the protagonist’s trauma as fleeting delirium, underscoring society’s failure to grasp the depth of his psychological wounds. The sudden entrance of the father—after the magistrate’s "benevolence"—introduces a flicker of familial solace, contrasting institutional冷漠 (indifference) with potential paternal compassion. Yet the brevity of the scene hints at unresolved tensions, as the protagonist’s silent burdens remain unspoken, echoing the novel’s theme of isolation amid superficial connections.

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  “I know not by what chain of thought the idea presented itself,...” 全部笔记（1） 去书内

  This passage captures the protagonist’s paranoia and trauma, as the murderer’s implied mockery intensifies his psychological torture. The phrase "darted into my mind" reflects his fractured mental state, while "hellish desires" underscores the creature’s malevolent influence and the protagonist’s sense of entrapment. The visceral reaction ("put my hand before my eyes," "cried out in agony") embodies his guilt and terror, highlighting the novel’s exploration of obsession and the destructive power of unchecked creation.

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  “"Immediately upon your being taken ill, all the papers...” 全部笔记（1） 去书内

  This dialogue reveals Mr. Kirwin’s humane intervention—examining papers to locate kin reflects societal duty, while the two-month delay in Geneva’s response amplifies the protagonist’s precarious isolation. Mention of the father’s letter hints at potential familial reunion, yet the emphasis on "illness" and "agitation" underscores the protagonist’s fragility, juxtaposing institutional procedure with the longing for human connection central to the novel’s themes.

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  “One day, while I was gradually recovering, I was seated in a...” 全部笔记（1） 去书内

  This passage captures the creature’s deep existential crisis as he contemplates suicide and self-condemnation, driven by guilt and societal rejection. Phrases like "replete with wretchedness" and the comparison to Justine’s injustice highlight his moral agony and alienation. Mr. Kirwin’s "sympathy and compassion" offer a rare flicker of humanity, contrasting sharply with the冷漠 (indifference) of others, hinting at potential redemption while underscoring the novel’s themes of empathy and the cost of isolation.

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  “As the images that floated before me become more distinct, I...” 全部笔记（1） 去书内

  This passage intensifies the creature’s profound isolation and despair. The contrast between his fevered vulnerability and the caregivers’ "utter carelessness" and "brutality" highlights society’s dehumanization of him. The rhetorical question—framing himself as a "murderer" only valued by a hangman—deepens his alienation, reflecting both his internalized shame and society’s merciless judgment. The absence of "gentle voice of love" underscores his existential abandonment, mirroring the novel’s critique of a world that rejects empathy for the Other.

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  “languid” 全部笔记（1） 去书内

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  “This sound disturbed an old woman who was sleeping in a chair...” 全部笔记（1） 去书内

  This excerpt portrays the old woman's cold-heartedness. Descriptions like "hard and rude" facial lines, "indifference" in tone, and her professional habit of "seeing without sympathizing" highlight the numbness of lower-class caregivers. The伏笔 (foreshadowing) of "heard during my sufferings" implies her connection to the monster's painful past, casting a shadow over future plots while reflecting the alienation and冷漠 (indifference) of humanity in industrial society.

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  “Why did I not die? More miserable than man ever was before,...” 全部笔记（1） 去书内

  This passage from Frankenstein powerfully conveys the creature's existential agony. Through rhetorical questions and vivid contrasts—juxtaposing the ease with which death claims the innocent against his own relentless suffering—the creature laments his cursed immortality. The metaphor of the "turning of the wheel" symbolizes his unending torment, while the imagery of blooming children and lovers succumbing to death heightens his sense of isolation and injustice, underscoring his desperate yearning for oblivion.

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  “frame” 全部笔记（1） 去书内

  框架

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