• my creator, detest and spurn me, thy creature

    The Creature's logic is direct and unambiguous, starting from a premise of obligation
    that Victor had totally expunged from his mind. Continuing the process by which he
    picks up on Victor's language and wholly recontextualizes it, now he asserts his right
    to be considered in the place of Adam, not, as Victor had tried to cast him in the
    previous paragraph, as Satan.