Frankenstein Persuasive Essay

Imagine there being two human killing monsters both made by the same scientist. This is a problem that Frankenstein is facing, being asked by the original monster to create a second, female version for him. A few reasons that this is a bad idea for him to go through with is the possibility of the two monsters not being a good couple, the possible increased danger for everyone due to there already being one monster that has killed two people; one directly and one indirectly. Finally, the promises made by the monster could be broken. The first reason this is a bad idea is that the two monsters might not be a good romantic match. This could go in a way of the original, male monster being rejected by the possible new, female monster. This could also end up the other way around with the female monster being rejected by Frankenstein’s original monster. Either way, there is no guarantee of them being a match for eachother. There’s also a chance that they just wouldn’t get along in general, be it personality differences, appearance issues, or some other conflict between the two that causes tension. …show more content…
Considering that the first monster had killed two people, one being direct and one indirect, the chances that this other monster would become a killer is quite likely. This could either be a natural instinct among creatures that are created so hideously, or it could have been a fluke that would transfer over due to one influencing the other. The overall increased risk of danger in creating the second monster due to the first is an issue with this idea. Lastly, the promises made by the monster could be broken. This includes the promise to live far away, not even harming animals. This could be broken by the monster just flat out breaking it or it could be done through the new monster not agreeing with the terms that were set up before she was even