Mary Shelly: Frankenstein
During Frankenstein, there is never a consistent focus for sure who is characterized as a victim or as a victimizer. Instead, the role is continually changed between the two main characters—Frankenstein and the creature (Frankenstein created). As the role changes through out the story the moral perspective of the story also changes due to the change of the victim and victimizer. But if I was told to choose a victim through out this novel I would have to say it was Victors family, because they hand no hand or knowledge with the creature. Furthermore, Victor becomes the victimizer in the novel by creating such a fiend and due to despising his creation and the harsh treatment he exhibits towards his creation, which brings
During Frankenstein, there is never a consistent focus for sure who is characterized as a victim or as a victimizer. Instead, the role is continually changed between the two main characters—Frankenstein and the creature (Frankenstein created). As the role changes through out the story the moral perspective of the story also changes due to the change of the victim and victimizer. But if I was told to choose a victim through out this novel I would have to say it was Victors family, because they hand no hand or knowledge with the creature. Furthermore, Victor becomes the victimizer in the novel by creating such a fiend and due to despising his creation and the harsh treatment he exhibits towards his creation, which brings