Frankestein Mary Shelly

A person is born with a comman good, the evil is instilled throughout their meetings with mankind. When focusing on the novel Frankenstein, and the monster created within the lines of the book, the reader can become aware of just how Shelly develops the notion that inhumanity is a result of the monsters behavior. In the first few chapters of the book we come to find out that our main character, Victor, is in the …

…character and understand what drove him to kill. The monster lived a life full of pure hatred, he never felt love, and when he did feel happiness he got it taken away from him. The monster does kill many characters within the precision of the story, but in the beginning he does try to love. Shelley knew that death was a popular theme within Romantic literature, and she added much of it into her story.