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Mar 21, 2017 1:07 PM
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pmMeDonuts
"Frankenbeans." - Pam Halpert
LtKernelPopcorn
There's something Abby Normal about that final passage.
Jimmmydickgun
Nightwing1984
I'd swear there was a part where the Monster takes his creator's name as his own, sometime after Dr. Frankenstein dies. Spoiler alert...
DisgruntledFerret
He's the creation of Dr. Frankenstein who sees him as a father (for good and bad). It wouldn't be weird to assume he would take the surname.
imakedndreferencesatinappropriatetimes
When people call it a "Frankenstein" REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
DeadliestBigfoot
You wrote in a book? OP is the real monster. Seriously, the fuck's up with that center binding?
OkButWhyWereTheyFilming
Still a better love story than Twilight.
InviteMeOver
That title tho
elcee50
polymetricr
Jerry Steinfeld
FairySushi
Was expecting Shia Labeouf tbh... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0u4M6vppCI
davisboy42
https://xkcd.com/1589/
SamSquag94
Good book, but did not like ending
ChallengerDeep
stormtrooper412
I think I have the book somewhere on my shelf
kwikstik
D0RF
*Zank you
Dahlmordyth
Nice knockers!
grid10ck
WhatDeanerWasTalkingAbout
the monster's name was victor.
MechAnon
It's pronounced Fronkensteen, thank you.
njullpointer
maybe he was named after his father?
DefenderOfDog
But does he not just have his creators name with no first name?
RealScienceMan
He refers to himself as "The Adam of your labors" so you could go with Adam.
DefenderOfDog
So the mosters true name is adam frakenstien and we should not assume his gender because he could be afew parts she
SteveMcQueenIsMySpiritAnimal
Was expecting "delete my browser history"
AlabamaShakySnake
*Frankenstain Monster
Texantioch
oh FUCK you +1
Gigapudin
Never understood the controversy. We often name objects after their creator in synecdoche. "Wearing Yves Saint Laurent" "It's a Picasso" etc
BigAdam
But he's called Adam. Sort of. "Adam of your labours"
RealScienceMan
Adam Frankenstein, there done problem solved.
crustyblankets
We studied it in H.S. only thing I care to remember is it was written competitively during the "Mini Ice-Age". While on holiday. Myth?
Thesaya
Nope, true. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Year_Without_a_Summer At the very bottom is the bit concerning Shelley.