Supernatural Events In Frankenstein

Frankenstein Mary Shelley’s novel, Frankenstein, is narrated by three main characters who tell the story of the life of the Creature. Each narrator gives their own aspects as to what makes up Frankenstein as a Gothic novel. Together, the three men’s stories make up an outstanding Gothic novel. A Gothic novel uses supernatural events that are not infrequently explained at some point or another by science, forebodes terror through the use of physical, or even, psychological violence, and explores the nightmares of the reader’s mind. The novel uses one man’s, Victor Frankenstein‘s, yearning to rid the world death as the basis as to why the Creature is even thought of in the first place. Victor Frankenstein’s love for the arts of science