Mary Shelley’s masterpiece, Frankenstein, describes what makes a monster and what makes a man. These three traits, as mentioned before, are just a few that show the reader who a true monster is within the text, and in real life. Although one may assume the creature is the monster within this novel, due to his horrendous appearance and cruel actions, it is obvious that Victor holds this title. Victor’s ignorance towards life, neglect towards his creation, and irresponsible decisions throughout the text makes it crystalline clear that he is the real monster. Even though Victor is the monster of this literary piece, in the end, Victor and the creature are the same; both driven with hatred, obsessed with killing the ultimate demise of one another,
