Frankenstein is a Gothic novel written by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley. Shelley started writing this novel when she was eighteen. Though Frankenstein may be the protagonist, his creation seizes our attention throughout the chapters. Frankenstein and other villagers/humans reject the "monster" because of his horrendous and gruesome appearance. Frankenstein and the others fail to realize is that he just wants to feel love and as a human being. The monster becomes revengeful not because he is evil, but because his isolation makes him become overwhelmed with hate and anger towards mankind. His revenge to Victor is to make him isolated as well. This novel is about isolation, life, and lots of murders. In Frankenstein, Shelley uses the relationship
