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Frankenstein: The Monster, the Maker, and the Story We Still See

51 min · 13 de oct de 2025
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This week on Girls with a Hobby, we dive deep into Mary Shelley's groundbreaking novel, Frankenstein - from the stormy night that sparked it all to Guillermo del Toro’s long-awaited, deeply personal film adaptation.We discuss the real-life tragedies that shaped Shelley’s vision and the science and Romanticism behind the story. Plus, we break down del Toro’s creative choices, Jacob Elordi’s intense transformation into the Creature, and why Oscar Isaac’s Victor Frankenstein might be your new favorite villain. Light a candle and cozy up as we dive into the fascinating world of Frankenstein.

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