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They are both types of explorers.

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They both suffer failure instead of fake. (APEX)

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this is correct *fame

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They are both guilty of pursuing discovery for personal glory

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They both suffer failure instead of fame.

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they are both guilty of pursuing discovery for personal glory

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They both come from similar (high) society, well educated, in a way they are explorers. They are lonesomes and selfish.

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Victor is able to accomplish his goals, and face his consequences, unlike Robert Walton who turns back from his journey to the North pole. Robert gives up.

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they're both monsters but his creation looks like a monster but is kind inside and Frankenstein looks good but a monster inside

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They both suffer failure instead of fame (APEX)

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Theyre both types of explorers

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