Frankenstien
Mary Shelly's Frankenstein shows us that acquiring to much knowledge can be dangerous. The reason we know what we know is because that's what the world wants us to know the digger you deep the worse it is. Acquiring excessive knowledge is dangerous because your learn things that you should not know, knowing things you should not know could harm you or put you in danger, also knowing these things could be hurtful you don't know these things because you are trying to be protected if you find out then someone else can find out and use it's against you or your loved ones. Acquiring Excessive knowledge is dangerous because when learning about information that you should not know opens doors to other things you should not know. In the bookFrankenstein a Modern Prometheus, Victor Frankenstein begins to get curious about life and death, and bringing people back from the dead this is when things begin to get dangerous for him. Victor Frankenstein created something that was not human, nor animal, he created something evil. Victor is not fully aware of the monster's destructive capabilities, he does not understand how dangerous something like that could be.
Mary Shelly's Frankenstein: a Modern Prometheus shows us that acquiring to much knowledge can be dangerous. The reason we know what we know is because that's what the world wants us to know, the digger you deep the worse it is. Acquiring excessive knowledge is dangerous because your learn things that you should not know. Acquiring Excessive knowledge is dangerous because when learning about information that you should not be learning about can opens doors to other things doors should not be opened to.
In the book Frankenstein: a Modern Prometheus, Victor Frankenstein begins to get curious about life and death. He begins to think about bringing people back from the dead, this is when things begin to get dangerous for him. Victor Frankenstein loved to experiment and seeing the bodies move when her ran electricity
Mary Shelly's Frankenstein: a Modern Prometheus shows us that acquiring to much knowledge can be dangerous. The reason we know what we know is because that's what the world wants us to know, the digger you deep the worse it is. Acquiring excessive knowledge is dangerous because your learn things that you should not know. Acquiring Excessive knowledge is dangerous because when learning about information that you should not be learning about can opens doors to other things doors should not be opened to.
In the book Frankenstein: a Modern Prometheus, Victor Frankenstein begins to get curious about life and death. He begins to think about bringing people back from the dead, this is when things begin to get dangerous for him. Victor Frankenstein loved to experiment and seeing the bodies move when her ran electricity