<transcript><audio_34>completely and Victor retreats to nature as if he needs some sort of restoration every time he falls ill Henry's there or Elizabeth was there and they take him out into the woods and he restores himself and the thing is that that sets up the entire novel to be either</transcript><transcript><audio_35>technology and science or nature one of those represents good in advancement and culture and humanity itself the other since unabashedly is that nature in the 18th and 19th century often represented</transcript><transcript><audio_36>the wild so here we have a melding nature and technology and science can they all go together to be used for benevolence and so the place where we actually start with all of these things this idea of benevolence is with the</transcript><transcript><audio_37>common denominator of children tabula rasa we have the creature despite its size and though it seems like an anti child is really a child we have Elizabeth in her early years as described as a puppy dog</transcript><transcript><audio_38>we have Victor who is also starts out as a child and we're introduced to his youth as he's 14 and 15 we have Justine who is one of our servants and she of course is killed because the servants get killed and then we have William Victor's younger brother</transcript> completely and Victor retreats to nature as if he needs some sort of restoration every time he falls ill Henry's there or Elizabeth was there and they take him out into the woods and he restores himself and the thing is that that sets up the entire novel to be either technology and science or nature one of those represents good in advancement and culture and humanity itself the other since unabashedly is that nature in the 18th and 19th century often represented the wild so here we have a melding nature and technology and science can they all go together to be used for benevolence and so the place where we actually start with all of these things this idea of benevolence is with the common denominator of children tabula rasa we have the creature despite its size and though it seems like an anti child is really a child we have Elizabeth in her early years as described as a puppy dog we have Victor who is also starts out as a child and we're introduced to his youth as he's 14 and 15 we have Justine who is one of our servants and she of course is killed because the servants get killed and then we have William Victor's younger brother
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