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Frankenstein
Une adaptation du roman de Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
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Ce roman raconte l'histoire de Victor Frankenstein, un jeune scientifique qui crée et donne vie à une créature monstrueuse. Inconscient des conséquences, il fuit et abandonne sa création et affronte la mort de plusieurs de ses proches. Le roman explore la vie de Frankenstein, mais aussi celle du monstre, et sa quête de sens.

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Ce roman raconte l'histoire de Victor Frankenstein, un jeune scientifique qui crée et donne vie à une créature monstrueuse. Inconscient des conséquences, il fuit et abandonne sa création et affronte la mort de plusieurs de ses proches. Le roman explore la vie de Frankenstein, mais aussi celle du monstre, et sa quête de sens.

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