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Discuss five traits that characterize the monster the best and how those traits are shown.

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Frankenstein's monster is fully characterized using textual evidence from the novel.

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Chapters 11-16 truly demonstrate the creature's overall development and story, so you can ascertain many quotes and traits here.

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