The real monster in the novel Frankenstein
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The document discusses Victor Frankenstein's creation and its experiences. It was created with a hideous look and rejected by society because of its appearance. Lonely and desiring love or companionship, it wanted Victor to create a female partner for it, but Victor destroyed the partner upon completion. Due to the environment, Victor's secrecy, societal hatred, and circumstances, the creation became a real monster, driven to evil by its innocent desire for love and acceptance.
The real monster in the novel Frankenstein
- 2. Creation of Nature Creation of Human
- 3. Hideous look
- 4. Hatred from society Because of his hideous look he was not accepted by society. Society always praises beauty and natural things.
- 5. Desire of love.. He was alone, without any company and that is why he had a strong desire of love, he wanted friend like him who can accept him because he was aware with the fact that society will not accept him.
- 6. Female partner Wanted mate for him But Victor killed her after creating He was not able to create partner for him, so he killed the partner of Victor.
- 8. Real Monster environment of which the story take places Covertness of Victor hatred of society Circumstances of both