Towards the end of the novel, Victor Frankenstein dies after his final attempt in tracking down his creation in the arctic, a place that is desolate, void of life and lacks human interaction. Even though Victor does not die alone, he does not have the presence of his loved ones around him. Although many readers may notice that while this story ends in tragedy, it is not tragic because Victor dies without achieving his vengeance on the creature, but because the creature actually mourns the loss of its creator. Even in death, Victor never really shows remorse and regret over his decisions and actions, and passes on still hungry for the creature’s death for it has done to his family. This event in the story further defines Victor as the monster
