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本书是一个关于古老世纪的人造生命的故事。弗兰肯斯坦,有着科学家的冷静、疯癫,炼金术士般的诡谲莫测,为了研究生命起源的惊天秘密,他必须先求助于死亡。在古老的实验室里,他上演了最惊悸的造人术。最终他用尸体的零部件拼凑出一个巨大的“科学怪物”。然而,只有让人窒息的恐惧和厌恶充斥着他的心灵,因为一具复活的木乃伊也没有这个怪物那么吓人。他从此掉进了无边无际的恐惧和痛苦的深渊。   面貌狰狞但灵魂善良的“科学怪物”对人充满了善意和好奇,但人类对他的恐惧、厌恶和歧视,使他在孤独和绝望中走向邪恶的复仇。制造生命的人成了被创造物追逐、吞噬的猎物,复仇和猎杀交织,所爱之人一个个笼罩在神秘的死亡阴影里。弗兰肯斯坦怀着满腔怨愤,最终心力交瘁,死在复仇的路上。而“科学怪物”也在痛悔和生不如死的深重绝望中,消失在茫茫无边的黑夜之中。
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