One can find a good example for that in the novel Frankenstein written by Marey Shelley. Right after the creature is granted life, its only family member, his creator Dr. Frankenstein, is afraid of him and abandons him. Because of this the “soul” of the monster which “glowed with love and humanity” becomes evil and he kills many people (103). This whole misery only happens because his creator, the farther figure for the creature, “abhors” him (103). Thus, if the monster had experienced the love of a family and he was taught the right values by Dr. Frankenstein, nobody would have been killed and the story would not have had such a tragic ending. This proves the importance of a family and nurture for a new human being. Another, this time positive example for the importance of nurture by a family can be found in the short story collection Discoveries. The mother of Jerry in the short story “Through the Tunnel” written by Doris Lessing has a huge impact on her son. She is a very caring mother who worries about her son, but she exactly knows that Jerry needs to grow up and needs to do his first adventure on his
One can find a good example for that in the novel Frankenstein written by Marey Shelley. Right after the creature is granted life, its only family member, his creator Dr. Frankenstein, is afraid of him and abandons him. Because of this the “soul” of the monster which “glowed with love and humanity” becomes evil and he kills many people (103). This whole misery only happens because his creator, the farther figure for the creature, “abhors” him (103). Thus, if the monster had experienced the love of a family and he was taught the right values by Dr. Frankenstein, nobody would have been killed and the story would not have had such a tragic ending. This proves the importance of a family and nurture for a new human being. Another, this time positive example for the importance of nurture by a family can be found in the short story collection Discoveries. The mother of Jerry in the short story “Through the Tunnel” written by Doris Lessing has a huge impact on her son. She is a very caring mother who worries about her son, but she exactly knows that Jerry needs to grow up and needs to do his first adventure on his