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Answer:
D. Playing with life is a power that corrupts and can have terrible consequences.
Explanation:
According to the excerpt from Frankenstein, Chapter 16, this is a story of Victor Frankenstein creating life in his laboratory.
However,he finds out that what he created is a monster and he attempts to flee.
The monster he created vows to destroy Victor and everything he holds dear.
The sentence that best describes a central theme of the text is that playing with life is a disruptive power and can have dire consequences, as shown in option D.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- When Frankenstein decided to create life, he despised all the responsibility this entailed.
- When he rejected the creature he created, it had a series of dire consequences.
- Frankenstein rejected the life he created and the creature felt slighted and a victim of horrible loneliness.
- This caused him to cause a series of problems, which harmed Frankenstein and the people around him.
Although the violent acts were provoked by the creature, it was Frankenstein's rejection that provoked it. This region arose from Frankenstein's irresponsibility in playing with life.
This question is about chapter 16 of "Frankenstein."
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