Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, an enticing journey into a world that makes people stop and think about the very nature of society and a person’s existence, contains a periodic parallel between the fine lines of advancement causing improvement versus causing destruction. Frankenstein is a commentary on technology advancement. Questioning the consequences of technological advancement to the point of self-inflicted societal damnation. Shelley uses Dr. Frankenstein’s relationship with the monster to beg the question; at the rate of technology improvement, how long before we doom ourselves with our own creation? Throughout the novel, Shelley uses different circumstances between Victor Frankenstein and the monster, Frankenstein’s creation, in order
