explain how the charecters and events of flowers for Algernon are similar to the charcters and events of the excerpts from frankenstien include eveidence from both texts to support your comparision

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Did you know that the characters and events in "Flowers for Algernon" and the excerpts from "Frankenstein" share similarities? In both texts, the main characters undergo a transformation that greatly impacts their lives. In "Flowers for Algernon," the character Charlie Gordon starts as a mentally disabled man who undergoes an experimental surgery to enhance his intelligence, which leads to a temporary improvement in his life before eventually regressing back to his previous state. Similarly, in "Frankenstein," the character Victor Frankenstein creates a monster through scientific experiments, hoping to improve upon human life, but ultimately faces dire consequences as the monster turns against him. These stories highlight the dangers and ethical complexities of human experimentation and the pursuit of knowledge.