Examples Of Natural Born Killer In Frankenstein

Natural Born Killer In the gothic novel Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley, Dr. Frankenstein creates life from discarded human body parts. After abandoning the monster because of its ugliness, it goes on a murderous rampage. Dr. Frankenstein abandons the monster justly because he does not owe it because he created it, and his mental state is poor. Frankenstein does not owe the monster solely because he made it. The monster is not his property and can act on its own. When a carpenter builds a table and leaves it outside, there is no injustice when the table gets ruined by rain. Although unfortunate, the carpenter does nothing morally wrong. Any question of morality comes into play when you realize the difference between the monster and a table