There are several stories, poems and films who have been illustrating creations turning against their creators, particularly in myths and parables. One example is the story of Adam and Eve who we can consider as similar to Frankenstein for they have also turned against their creator, by eating fruits from the forbidden tree. Evil in Frankenstein is grounded in the concept of creation wherein its dual metamorphic role is as both God the Creator and Satan the destroyer of God's creation. The source for the creation of evil is aptly summarized in the novel's subtitle, "The Modern Prometheus," the character best known for stealing fire from the gods to give to humans, a "crime" for which Zeus punishes him with eternal torment. Beyond these obvious
