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When the beasts are chanting their law with Prendick, Prendick becomes slightly worried that Moreau has become somewhat of a God to these creatures. Based on what you've read thus far, do you think Moreau intended to present himself as a God to these creatures when he created them? Why or why not?
Students should be able to cite specific textual evidence heavily from Chapters 13-14 to hypothesize whether or not Moreau intended to make himself into some type of God or supreme being. The bulk of their argument may draw from Chapter 14, where Moreau explains his rationale for starting these experiments. What do his intentions appear to be to the reader? Do they trust what...
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