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Frankenstein became abhorrent to the very creature he created, as it represented the culmination of his hubris and failure to take responsibility for his actions. The creature's monstrous appearance and violent behavior filled Victor Frankenstein with Horror and revulsion, leading to his deep sense of guilt and despair. Ultimately, this abhorrence reflects the themes of isolation, the consequences of unchecked ambition, and the moral implications of creation in Mary Shelley's novel.

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