Both have horrific monsters that terrify their society, both stories include the race to end the monster for good, both include typical characters, and most importantly both stories include themes of religion and sex. Although the two stories share these similarities, the characters that are written in the story are nothing alike. These characters all act differently than the other, and are in this case complete opposites of each other. For example: Mina is a strong female character whereas Elizabeth is very weak and becomes a victim, Jonathan is a character we can pity and feel sorry for while we blame Victor for all the pain, and most importantly Dracula is a true evil villain yet Frankenstein is a troubled being simply a product of his terrible
Both have horrific monsters that terrify their society, both stories include the race to end the monster for good, both include typical characters, and most importantly both stories include themes of religion and sex. Although the two stories share these similarities, the characters that are written in the story are nothing alike. These characters all act differently than the other, and are in this case complete opposites of each other. For example: Mina is a strong female character whereas Elizabeth is very weak and becomes a victim, Jonathan is a character we can pity and feel sorry for while we blame Victor for all the pain, and most importantly Dracula is a true evil villain yet Frankenstein is a troubled being simply a product of his terrible