The Role Of The Real Monster In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

You don't judge a monster by what they look like on the outside; it's what it's like on the inside. Even though the monster looks like a gross, gigantic mutilated human,Victor Frankenstein, is the real monster. In Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein", she gives you the perspective of three story tellers. A man named Robert Walton, the mad scientist named Victor Frankenstein and finally the monster himself. All of them except Robert Walton give their perspective. Robert Walton is just telling the story of Victor. The other two give their ideas like Victor thought he made a disgusting, terrible and ugly monster that was evil. The monster's perspective was him being confused as he came into this world and his journey to gain intelligence from other