Frankenstein

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A Look Into A Creatures Morals


I will be writing about Frankenstein’s monsters’ behavior and how he was impacted by the world around him when he was created. I will also touch briefly on how the book is Gothic.

In the beginning when Victor Frankenstein had created his monster I think that Victor did not realize what he was in for because of his actions to come. When Victor had run away after giving life to his creation I believe this had started a very negative mindset or thought into the creature. Whenever someone runs away from someone that has been brought into the world, that creature or human has a very hard time adapting to its surroundings and making decisions that are good. However, we read that when the monster left, had no vile intentions to harm or kill anyone. He even traveled alone and found a family that was very important to him and he had watched them through a crack in a cottage and quietly learned how to write and understand how to speak and act like a human.

Now even though the monster had taken it upon himself to better himself by learning and attempt to be kind to others like the blind man in the De Lacey family, not everyone liked the monster because of his look, size, and appearance. So, because of this, many people had pushed him away and for example when he was with the older man and the monster and him gained trust and learned about love, friendship and loyalty, it ended soon afterwards. When the other younger family came back and saw the creature they drove him out the house with violence.

Now you can imagine what this does to the creature who was only trying to help himself and trying to be kind to be kind to others. So, when later in the book he gets revenge on the family and Victor people think that the creature is cruel and not kind. Well I say otherwise because of all turmoil the creature went through. When people can’t accept someone and understand what they go through before understanding someone’s life then the monster only knows to hurt others when they treat him like a monster and want to hurt him. It all comes down to “Treat others how you want to be treated!”

The book shows Gothic characteristics because of the all the dark moments in the book and the atmosphere of the castle, woods, and attire of the era. Even the place that the monster was created is dark and has a lot of metal and contraptions to create the monster.


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