The damaging evidence against Justine is a photograph that the creature has planted in her pocket. This photograph belonged to William, the murdered boy. Frankenstein keeps silent about the real murderer because he doesn't think people would believe him. On the contrary, maybe they would lock him up in an asylum, and then his dearest would remain vulnerable and unprotected. In my opinion, Frankenstein wasn't right to keep silent all the time. He was able to prove the truth because there were multiple witnesses who had seen the creature. Creating the creature was not Frankenstein's main sin; failing to cope with it was.
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she is fourteen years old!
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The sentence is not complete and doesnt make sense.
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The reading of First they came.... is really interesting due to the fact that it reminds me of the phrase - "someone else can do it"...or "someone really needs to pick up all that trash..."
The writings talk about how "I didn't speak up because I was not a communist, or a jew, or whomever. Finally, when they come for the author, there is no one to speak up for him, because he never spoke up for anyone else and they are all gone now.
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Kind of like the ostrich sticking his head in the sand - if you do not see it, it did not happen. Reality is - it happened and you ignored it.
