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Who was frankensteins helper?

In Mary Shelley's novel "Frankenstein," Victor Frankenstein's helper is not a single person but a combination of individuals. Here's why:

* The Monster: While not a helper in the traditional sense, the monster is instrumental in Victor's downfall. Victor creates the monster, and its subsequent actions drive him to madness and despair.

* Victor's college friends: While not directly assisting in the creation of the monster, Victor's friends, Henry Clerval and Elizabeth Lavenza, provide him with emotional support and companionship throughout his journey.

* The lab assistants: The novel doesn't specifically mention their names, but Victor must have had help in procuring the materials and tools required for his experiments.

Therefore, it's more accurate to say that Victor Frankenstein relied on various individuals, each playing a different role, rather than having a single, dedicated helper.

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