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To be precise, "Frankenstein" was the scientist (who was not brought back to life) and his creation was brought to life, not necessarily brought BACK to life.

In the book, Dr. Frankenstein brought life to lifeless matter to create "the creature". He never actually explains how he did it.

In the movie versions of Frankenstein, the creature (or monster) is usually shown to have been assembled from body parts of previously deceased people and reanimated using a bolt of lighting as a power source, but some have it achieved through some kind of chemical means.

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