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How is the creature's view of himself different
from the humans' view of him?
A. The creature sees itself as defiant, while the
humans believe it is obedient.
B. The creature sees itself as attractive, while
the humans believe it is unattractive.
C. The creature sees itself as inferior, while the
humans believe it is superior to them.
D. The creature sees itself as intelligent, while
the humans believe it is like other animals.

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The creature's view of himself is different

from the humans' view of him from Choice B; The creature sees itself as attractive, while the humans believe it is unattractive.

What is the difference between the creature's view of himself and human's view of him?

Frankenstein's monster as indicated in the text tries to fit into society with desire of acceptance but receives only hate and fear from the humans, because of this it swears revenge on humans and his creator, Victor Frankenstein.

Hence, the correct answer choice is; choice B.

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