The story of Frankenstein sets an interesting plot where a scientist brings life out of the non living and creates a monster that brings death and fear into the lives of many. Although it may seem far fetched, the evil creation shares many similar personality traits with the ambitious scientist that created him. Victor, the intelligent scientist that was able to create life, and the Creature developed many similarities such as taking on God like roles, their loneliness and the absence of loved ones, and the seclusion they both create for themselves.
While Victor studied at the University of Ingolstadt, he started a project that altered his entire life. As a scientific experiment, Victor brought life in an unimaginable way. While studying, …show more content…
Victor suffered from the death of his younger brother William, who was murdered by the Creature, as well as his beloved household maid, Justine, and his newlywed wife, Elizabeth. The Creature took the people that the Victor loved most out of hatred for Victor. The Creature experienced more loneliness than loss, but dealt with loss when Victor promised to make him a partner, but then fell through on the deal. The Creature’s motives were not evil, but rather to find love and relationships with other, much like Victor with Elizabeth. The Creature killed Elizabeth out of jealousy of the bond Victor and Elizabeth shared. Both they Creature and Victor were loving and wanted to love others, but they both experienced much loss in their lives which furthered their feelings of despair and hate for one …show more content…
Victor also experienced the same loneliness through the loss of his loved ones; William, Elizabeth, Henry and Justine. In the eyes of the Creature, Victor was responsible for the pain he endured, so he used his life to ensure that Victor would know how it felt to be truly lonely. Victor knew that the Creature was guilty for the murders of his close friends and family which expanded his hatred for the monster he had created. Both the Creature and Victor experience the same form of pain, but were responsible for causing this anguish for each
While Victor studied at the University of Ingolstadt, he started a project that altered his entire life. As a scientific experiment, Victor brought life in an unimaginable way. While studying, …show more content…
Victor suffered from the death of his younger brother William, who was murdered by the Creature, as well as his beloved household maid, Justine, and his newlywed wife, Elizabeth. The Creature took the people that the Victor loved most out of hatred for Victor. The Creature experienced more loneliness than loss, but dealt with loss when Victor promised to make him a partner, but then fell through on the deal. The Creature’s motives were not evil, but rather to find love and relationships with other, much like Victor with Elizabeth. The Creature killed Elizabeth out of jealousy of the bond Victor and Elizabeth shared. Both they Creature and Victor were loving and wanted to love others, but they both experienced much loss in their lives which furthered their feelings of despair and hate for one …show more content…
Victor also experienced the same loneliness through the loss of his loved ones; William, Elizabeth, Henry and Justine. In the eyes of the Creature, Victor was responsible for the pain he endured, so he used his life to ensure that Victor would know how it felt to be truly lonely. Victor knew that the Creature was guilty for the murders of his close friends and family which expanded his hatred for the monster he had created. Both the Creature and Victor experience the same form of pain, but were responsible for causing this anguish for each