“Story analysis of Frankenstein by Mary Shelley”
Mary was born in 1797 as Mary Wollstonecraft. Just 10 days after given birth to Mary her mother had died not even knowing she gave birth to a baby girl. Mary’s father was left alone with his newborn baby and a 2 year old. Both kids were products of an affair. Mary’s father was a political activist and was known to be a brilliant man. Mary’s mother who was also named Mary was a famous feminist. When her mom died Mary started to visit her grave site eating, and reading besides her mom’s tombstone. When Mary had turned 5 her father remarried, his new wife was named Mary. The new mother did not like Mary Shelley at all. Some critics happen to believe this is what inspired the famous Cinderella story. …show more content…
Man. The full novel is based on the hatred between the creature, and his creator. After the creature proposes to Victor to make him a companion of his liking, and Victor refuses at one point. The story turns into a cat and mouse game. Everyone that Victor ever loved the creature tried to kill. He ultimately wanted Victor to feel the same pain the way he did. The pain, loneliness, and abandonment. Most of the characters in the novel feels that it’s only right to have a companion. By losing friends the characters have started to doubt themselves which would lead to some downfalls. People such as men are constantly at war with one another. So they think they need to react with vengeance in order to be happy, but all that really does is create more regret than before the …show more content…
Nature. Victor was encouraged by one of his professor’s lectures that challenged the laws of nature. Everything about science was appealing to Victor Frankenstein since he was a young boy. He loved the idea of having unlimited powers. Victor wanted to make a mark on the world. After all he was Victor of Geneva. Victor became so obsessed with his project so he makes sure to see his project through. Victor began the reanimation through dead tissue which was a challenge in itself. When creating the creature Victor had a challenge of life and death. After Victor was done with his experiment is when he started to realize the mistake he had made in recreating life which was not in the natural order as it should have been. After he creates the monster is when Victor realizes he created a potentially dangerous and destructive creature. Victor’s purpose of creating the monster was to create his own kind of miracle, and give people the ability to bring back their gone loved
Mary was born in 1797 as Mary Wollstonecraft. Just 10 days after given birth to Mary her mother had died not even knowing she gave birth to a baby girl. Mary’s father was left alone with his newborn baby and a 2 year old. Both kids were products of an affair. Mary’s father was a political activist and was known to be a brilliant man. Mary’s mother who was also named Mary was a famous feminist. When her mom died Mary started to visit her grave site eating, and reading besides her mom’s tombstone. When Mary had turned 5 her father remarried, his new wife was named Mary. The new mother did not like Mary Shelley at all. Some critics happen to believe this is what inspired the famous Cinderella story. …show more content…
Man. The full novel is based on the hatred between the creature, and his creator. After the creature proposes to Victor to make him a companion of his liking, and Victor refuses at one point. The story turns into a cat and mouse game. Everyone that Victor ever loved the creature tried to kill. He ultimately wanted Victor to feel the same pain the way he did. The pain, loneliness, and abandonment. Most of the characters in the novel feels that it’s only right to have a companion. By losing friends the characters have started to doubt themselves which would lead to some downfalls. People such as men are constantly at war with one another. So they think they need to react with vengeance in order to be happy, but all that really does is create more regret than before the …show more content…
Nature. Victor was encouraged by one of his professor’s lectures that challenged the laws of nature. Everything about science was appealing to Victor Frankenstein since he was a young boy. He loved the idea of having unlimited powers. Victor wanted to make a mark on the world. After all he was Victor of Geneva. Victor became so obsessed with his project so he makes sure to see his project through. Victor began the reanimation through dead tissue which was a challenge in itself. When creating the creature Victor had a challenge of life and death. After Victor was done with his experiment is when he started to realize the mistake he had made in recreating life which was not in the natural order as it should have been. After he creates the monster is when Victor realizes he created a potentially dangerous and destructive creature. Victor’s purpose of creating the monster was to create his own kind of miracle, and give people the ability to bring back their gone loved