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Article - He Never Gave Me a Name. By William Van Zyl - Published August 2022
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“He never gave me a name,” whispers the rejected monster as he prepares to die. His facial expressions are gruesome – the stitches crisscrossed over his face, neck and head. It tells a story of science that has gone wrong, horribly wrong. The pain in his eyes is excruciating to watch. He flinches and repeats those painful words, “He never gave me a name.” He closes his eyes and gives up his spirit. He is lost forever, without a name, without someone taking responsibility for him. Nobody cared about him. Nobody loved him. The flames consume not only his body but also his soul and spirit.
Where is his Maker? Where will his spirit and his soul go?
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I watched this movie of the famous writer’s life – Mary Shelly – on Television on Saturday night, July 24, 2022, on the Maori Channel (New Zealand TV). I watched the movie Frankenstein years earlier. It must have been fascinating for its time. Dr Frankenstein collected all the different rejected parts of dead people. Later, Mary – the writer – is hailed as the pioneer of science fiction. However, there is so much more to this story. The real-life of Mary Shelley, who lived with her partner, who became her husband after several years, is depicted in the second movie Mary Shelly, as I have mentioned. I look at the words of the monster. What lies behind the emotional sentence? Read the blog post at Five House Publishing:
'He never gave me a name.'
https://fivehousepublishing.com/2022/08/28/he-never-gave-me-a-name/
More about the author: https://williamvanzyl.com/
More articles: https://fivehousepublishing.com/blog/
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