The author makes it clear that Frankenstein abandons the monster, and the violence of the monster is the response to this feeling. Frankenstein, the scientist who created the monster, casts his creation away due to his ugliness. When the monster kills William, the reader is shocked, but can also see why the monster committed this act. After all, Frankenstein abandoned him with little hope of survival simply because of his imperfect looks without seeing if he had a good heart. The reader identifies Frankenstein’s abandonment of the monster as a parent abandoning a child, something that is despicable in the eyes of the readers. Frankenstein does not take responsibility for the monster which results torment the monster to lash out. The other two
