The Real Monster In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein
Frankenstein Humans as a species are prone to make mistakes, not all of which are forgivable. Doctor Victor Frankenstein, the mad mind behind the grotesque creature known as Adam, or “The Creature”, a being brought back from the undead, without a soul and purpose in this world. When Dr. Frankenstein dwells into for lack of a better word black science, he becomes obsessed with the thought of cheating death and taking back one's life. Through secret experimentation on deceased animals he perfects the formula, with the permission of his mentor he illegally digs up corpses to find suitable body parts for his undead creation. As Frankenstein gives life to Adam, he realizes the that he has created a monster without a soul, so he dips out like a
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As he is overcome by emotions he is enraged and kills someone. Though he deeply regrets killing them, the Creature blames Frankenstein for all of his problem and makes up his mind to either kill him or have him make him a wife. On the search for Victor Frankenstein, Adam finds Frankenstein's younger brother, trying to talk to him and listen he accidentally kills him. When he realizes his mistake he runs and as it come to nightfall, he frames on of Victor’s servants to take the blame thus having her brutally killed. With that he makes his demands to …show more content…
Despite his discoveries be made for science, he mainly did them out of greed and fear. With all of his knowledge, he created a monster that would be the cause of the death for so many. In addition to that he also just abandoned him when he saw how ugly the creation was. Adam himself was acting on just pure instinct, without guidance he is left to do what he believe is right. When he comes to his senses and finds what he wants and is missing he tries to find his own happiness. But when Victor fails on his end of the deal Adam felt like he had no other option but to kill him and seek his revenge against his creator for making him what he is. Dr. Victor Frankenstein was the source of all the bad that happened in the movie and thus makes all of his actions
As he is overcome by emotions he is enraged and kills someone. Though he deeply regrets killing them, the Creature blames Frankenstein for all of his problem and makes up his mind to either kill him or have him make him a wife. On the search for Victor Frankenstein, Adam finds Frankenstein's younger brother, trying to talk to him and listen he accidentally kills him. When he realizes his mistake he runs and as it come to nightfall, he frames on of Victor’s servants to take the blame thus having her brutally killed. With that he makes his demands to …show more content…
Despite his discoveries be made for science, he mainly did them out of greed and fear. With all of his knowledge, he created a monster that would be the cause of the death for so many. In addition to that he also just abandoned him when he saw how ugly the creation was. Adam himself was acting on just pure instinct, without guidance he is left to do what he believe is right. When he comes to his senses and finds what he wants and is missing he tries to find his own happiness. But when Victor fails on his end of the deal Adam felt like he had no other option but to kill him and seek his revenge against his creator for making him what he is. Dr. Victor Frankenstein was the source of all the bad that happened in the movie and thus makes all of his actions