Similarities Between The Rebellious Robot And Frankenstein

Have you ever tried to put something together and no matter how how hard you try you still can’t figure it out or get it right? In both of the passages “Frankenstein” and “The Rebellious Robot” it shows the same storyline but in different points of views. In “Frankenstein” the story is in Victor’s point of view and in “The Rebellious Robot” the story is third person point of view, so like an outsider looking in. But, even though both of these stories are told in different points of view, there are many things that are both similar and different. In the first story, “Frankenstein” the story is told in Victor’s point of view. So when reading this passage you only get to read Victor’s thoughts and feelings about the situation. If the point of view was in Henry’s point of view then readers wouldn’t know what is happening. Meanwhile, in the second passage, “The Rebellious Robot” is in third person. So basically like an outsider telling the story. By using different points of view for these similar stories i think it gives the reader different ideas about how the story could go if it was in a …show more content…
For instance, in the “Frankenstein” passage Victor was scared of the monster he created, he didn’t want his friend Henry to see the monster either. It’s like Victor was ashamed of the monster. He even used these phrases in the story, “The thought made me shiver”, “I dreaded to behold this monster”, and “But i feared more that Henry should see him”. While in the “The Rebellious Robot” passage Dev was overconfident about the robot he created. Also he showed off the robot to his friend Greta unlike Victor. Dev basically thought nothing could go wrong with the robot. When something did go wrong with the robot Dev just said, “It was a simple malfunction, which i have now without a doubt remedied, and the robot will proceed with its cleanliness initiative.” Dev just blowed it off like it was