Knowledge is like a drug, drugs come from knowledge. Without education, many vital things such as medical treatments, cars, 3-D printers, etc., would never exist. Many of these devices can be utilized efficiently for many different tasks. Although there are many great uses for the products, if people misuse them, there can be many dangerous consequences. Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein explores the struggles and consequences of acquiring too much knowledge. Victor Frankenstein, a mad-scientist, is infatuated with discovering how to recreate life from the dead and successfully builds a living creature. Once he completes this task, Victor no longer wants anything to do with the monster until he starts attacking his family. The monster craves acceptance,
