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Frankenstein by Mary Shelley (1818)
In the icy shadows of ambition, young Victor Frankenstein defies nature, stitching life from death to create a monstrous being. But when his creation awakens—tormented, abandoned, and yearning for purpose—Victor's triumph becomes a nightmare. Hounded by guilt and vengeance across desolate landscapes, can creator or creature find redemption, or will their bond destroy them both? Dare to enter Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, a chilling gothic tale of hubris, humanity, and the cost of playing God!
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