The Birthmark
a. Possessed a single birthmark on her cheekb. Men’s previous reaction to her birthmark. Conclusion: “Although the notion of moral or immoral experimenting is dated in this story, the same concerns remain ethical problems in the modern world of medicine” (Classic). “The Birthmark” by Nathaniel Hawthorne, tells the story of man’s constant attempt to manipulate nature. The main characters in the story are Alymer and Georgiana. Alymer and Georgiana are in love yet there is a slight twist to the love that Alymer possesses for his wife (Theroux). Georgiana is perfect in every way except for a tiny flaw that nature has imposed on her cheek. As a scientist, Alymer is obsessed with altering nature. Alymer’s obsession eventually leads to the downfall of them both. Alymer is first described as a scientist that has left hi
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Approximate Word count = 744
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)
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