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![View Same Google iqdb SauceNAO Trace + frankenstein-graverobbers[1].jpg, 48KİB, 350x254 Anonymous Thu 15 Aug 2019 18:35:09 No.119594084 Report Why was Frankenstein's monster limboing? Was it a metaphor for how the undead are in a "limbo" between life and death, such as the other canonically undead The Mask character, Agnes Peenman? Or was it referencing the plane of limbo between heaven and hell, where the virtuous pagans are sent after death? The Son of the Mask himself often seems like he's in a place of limbo' between good and evil, often using his powers for the greater good (such as delivering the divine providence to Jorge), but other times uses his powers for evil (such as pranking the bouncer with an IV). But perhaps I'm overthinking it; the limbo stick may represent a literal limbo, a difficult task which mankind (symbolized by Adam, himself a metaphor for the First Man), which Adam ultimately fails as he falls to the ground showing the eventual downfall of mankind anybody have some insight to share?](https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/newsfeed/001/897/424/92a.png "Limbo Frankenstein Analyzed")
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