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Frankenstein's creature, often referred to simply as "Frankenstein," does not have a specific name in Mary Shelley's novel. He is typically called "the creature," "the monster," or "the daemon" by the author and characters within the story. The lack of a personal name emphasizes his isolation and the consequences of his creator's actions.
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What is the name of the creature who hunts another creature?
A predator.
What is the name of a woodland creature?
a woodland creature is a creature that exists only in fairy tales
What is another name for toxin?
A TOXIC BODY OR CREATURE A TOXIC BODY OR CREATURE A TOXIC BODY OR CREATURE
How do you make a creature alliteration?
First your creatures name. Then where your creature lives. Then what your creature eats. Then tell what they like. Then tell what your creature did to you. Tip:Make it a made up creature.
A creature with 100 legs is a?
A creature can have any amount of legs, but this creature has one hundred legs. The name of this unusual and common creature is a centipede. The name 'centipede' is a strange name for such a tiny element of nature. If you can find a centipedethe you can try to catch it and study it and figure out why and how it got its name and other biography about the centipede.
What is the green creature in Merlin called?
The name of the green creature in Merlin is called a goblin.
Name a bovine creature?
cattle
Name a creature which have prickles?
porcupine
What is the name of the mythical creature with snakes for hair in Greek mythology?
The name of the mythical creature with snakes for hair in Greek mythology is Medusa.
What kind of creature is a murdock?
A murdock is not a creature. There are numerous people around the world with the surname Murdock including but no creature or animals has this name or description.
What type of creature is a Bonito 2?
There is no creature type or card name called "Bonito 2"
What is the name of the mythical creature that steals things?
The mythical creature that steals things is called a "Kobold."
