Victor Frankenstein

of Dr. Merrill-Willis, and from the text of Frankenstein to exemplify the up-ending of the relationship between creature and creator, and how it leads to unintended consequences. Life is full of contrasts, and an example of these contrasts is shown in the Moxley reading. The Moxley reading compares humans to tapestries, the front side being put…

they wish to fulfill throughout the course of the novel. Mary Shelley’s, “Frankenstein” is one to hold true to these values that a story withholds. Victor Frankenstein plays the main role and was always very curious about the world around him. Through his curiosity, he attempted to gain a higher understanding of the world around him and thus created a monster whom he owed his misery and misfortune to. The monster in “Frankenstein”…

an exceptionally complex theme. In fact, there are countless methods of interpreting the word, but the most significant one is fairness. In the context of the novel, Frankenstein, there are numerous instances of characters endeavours to search for their own means of getting justice. To illustrate, an example of this would be Victor Frankenstein's sentient creation. Indeed, the creature is a rather intricate character whose perspective and emotions develops throughout the story from an innocent…

The story of Frankenstein sets an interesting plot where a scientist brings life out of the non living and creates a monster that brings death and fear into the lives of many. Although it may seem far fetched, the evil creation shares many similar personality traits with the ambitious scientist that created him. Victor, the intelligent scientist that was able to create life, and the Creature developed many similarities such as taking on God like roles, their loneliness and the absence of loved…

I wondered why Victor didn’t create the monster a female figure monster for him because the monster was so lonely, even though he caused havoc, maybe a girl figure would calm him or occupy him. I then finally realized later on in the book that Victor didn’t want to even take the risk of having another monster because of all of the death and destruction one monster caused. Also he wouldn’t take the risk of not knowing if the female monster would calm down the original one. I observed that the…

be an instrument of mischief disturbs me”, (Frankenstein 12th letter). Here you have read one of Victor Frankenstein’s last words before dying in a dark abyss. Victor Frankenstein’s last words are meant to show the reader (you) that you always need to be wise of what you chose and that man is no god, nor perfect. You should expect that Victor is showing you his mistakes; that man no god to humanity. I chose this essay because in the end of Frankenstein, the reader learns that creating life can’t…

misguided and rejected by society. The creature is not a real monster; it is a victim. The creature did not begin its life as a monster but became one after Victor Frankenstein rejected it and refused to realize that he must take care of this creature from now and forever and be responsible. The creature was born defenseless in this world. Victor ran away because his creature was horrifying, but the Creature did not have any cruel intentions. The Creature did not do anything bad. The creature…

The Walton Estate is a thousand acre piece of land owned by the illusive Thomas Walton; Mr. Walton is a European man in his late twenties, most women, myself included opps I just broke the third person narrator oh well I plead postmodernism, would consider him to be a hansom man; he is 6’1”, light brown hair styled in an effortless messy bedhead, fit, six pack if you know what I mean, and is notoriously single. Thomas is known for being the sole inheritor of his father's estate and his…

“All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others.” This quote was written by George Orwell in his book Animal Farm, one of Orwell’s most famous novels. Throughout history the subject of a distant dystopia has always been explored in many works of literature. The possibility of humanity falling into a bleak and totalitarian society has always fascinated readers. These stories and themes can come to define an author and their legacy as a writer. There is no greater example of…

Victor’s actions and reasons have been widely discussed from an ethical and unethical point of view ever since this book was published. Some would say that Victor did this out of discovery, like we have done with plenty of influential studies in our society. Others would only see the consequences for his actions or how he got to this point and think they were unethical for human society. In my opinion I believe Victor’s actions were completely without a doubt unethical. The desecration of human…