Prometheus was able to create man out of according to Greek Mythology, and Victor Frankenstein created his monster with different parts of dead human beings. Because of these creations, believing that they can help mankind, both were punished in a way where they both gave suffrage to people for a long period of time. Then, not only did they suffer the consequences independently, but because of the creation, or the attempt to create, of woman, they ended up paying the price not only for themselves, but for men everywhere. Ironically, the first book the monster reads is Paradise Lost, and in the book it deals with the same thing. In John Milton’s epic poem, Book IV, it says, “She reaches for an apple, plucks it for the tree, and takes a bite. The Earth then feels wounded and nature sighs in woe, for with this act, humankind has fallen.”
Prometheus was able to create man out of according to Greek Mythology, and Victor Frankenstein created his monster with different parts of dead human beings. Because of these creations, believing that they can help mankind, both were punished in a way where they both gave suffrage to people for a long period of time. Then, not only did they suffer the consequences independently, but because of the creation, or the attempt to create, of woman, they ended up paying the price not only for themselves, but for men everywhere. Ironically, the first book the monster reads is Paradise Lost, and in the book it deals with the same thing. In John Milton’s epic poem, Book IV, it says, “She reaches for an apple, plucks it for the tree, and takes a bite. The Earth then feels wounded and nature sighs in woe, for with this act, humankind has fallen.”