Who Is To Blame In Frankenstein Research Paper

Who is to Blame? Frankenstein Tragedy Essay In the book Frankenstein by Mary Shelley both Victor and the monster himself had a fair share of misfortune in their life’s. Threw out Victor’s entire life he experienced a series of heart wrenching deaths. The loss of his loved ones was never-ending, he would experience another death before he had time to recover from the death before. The monster on the other hand was hated by everyone, he was lonely and wanted nothing more than to be accepted and cared for by someone. The monster says himself, “I, the miserable and the abandoned, am an abortion, to be spurned at, and kicked, and trampled on. This quote goes in-depth on the deep sorrow that the monster felt. Although both of these individuals experienced tragic life happenings that were out of their control, both of them are at fault for some of the tragedies that happened threw out the book.After the monster was created 5 deaths ended up happening, both …show more content…
When the monster awakens Victor fleas out of fear, he then comes back to his apartment to discover that the monster is gone. He didn’t go to look for the monster, instead he waits until he has a suspicion that the monster was responsible for William’s death. He should’ve took responsibility for his creation and made sure that he was found and not a threat because he chose not to a chain of deaths occurred. Another reason why he is responsible is because he didn’t follow through with killing the monster. Instead he made a deal that he would create a girl companion for the monster. Later on he changed his mind on this decision and because of that Elizabeth and Alphonse died. Lasty he practiced physiology even though it was forbidden. If he would have never learned about physiology the monster would have never been created in the first place. All of these deaths could have been prevented if Victor would have acted