imaginations with her classic, "Frankenstein". Her novel had completely taken science to a new level, it had even brought up questions about the laws of human nature. The most important question was whether or not Victor Frankenstein was a genius or a villain. It will always be debated, you could look at it in the sense as how wonderful of a scientist he is or look at it from the point of defying the laws of nature. On the cover of her novel she calls it, " Frankenstein, the modern Prometheus", why
Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley, is a classic story of how a scientist, Victor Frankenstein, creates a monster with his own two hands. He, then out of fear and guilt, abandons the creature that he has brought into this world. The creature now has no guidance, support, or a fatherly figure in his life to teach him right from wrong. This leads him to make some questionable choices. Some may argue that Frankenstein, the monster, has no soul, while others say that he does. This prompts the question: Does
The word “Frankenstein” brings about one image towards in my mind in the form of a stiff, moaning and grotesque zombie with screws in his neck and a homicidal tendency to kill humans. However, when I managed to receive what is probably known as one of the greatest gothic horror stories ever conceived known as Frankenstein, I did not see that malicious monster but a poor sympathetic creature who seeks only two things that a human desires which is love and happiness. This enthralling tale is about