The Monster in the Novel Frankenstein

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Pulled together from old body chunks and bizarre chemicals, animated by a secretive spark, the monster is creating Victor Frankenstein. He might very well be understood as the real monster of Frankenstein. Simultaneously, the being he made could have had all the qualities of a monster, such as he goes in life nine feet tall and extremely strong, however with a newborn mind. Deserted by his maker and confused, the monster makes an effort to assimilate him into humanity, only for the universe to shun him. Observing in the glass, he recognizes his bodily grotesqueness and feature of his personality that blinds the community to his originally gentle, caring nature (Shelley, 1818). He murders Victor's smaller brother for the reason that he was looking...