Frankenstein at his worst/best?

As the novel ended for me, it left me in awe due to many twists and turns the story takes all the way towards the end. Shelley rises many questions as to how Victor could intentionally  be mediating about killing his family. The death of Elizabeth is the biggest twists for us as an audience to be thinking that Victor would be dying on his wedding night for not fulfilling his promise with the creature. Instead, the dramatic death of Elizabeth symbolizes the correlation of both the creature and Victor’s lives. Elizabeth’s death reveals the creatures intentions to make Victor feel how it feels to be lonely. However, if we use a different perspective by seeing the creature as Victor’s own true self/mirror image, we can also say that Elizabeth’s death was not a shock to begin with. As I learned from the novel, Victor has no such interests for Elizabeth because his main interest has been his scientific studies and experiments. Victor’s creation indirectly shows the loneliness, stubbornness, and inconsideration from Victor towards family and friends. The creatures loneliness symbolizes the emptiness Victor should feel by neglecting this beloved ones. His hunger for fame and becoming the new God of science was unsuccessful due to Victor leaving no trace of his research and experiments. Therefore, his work never went under recognition and all the way towards the end of the story, we see the creature putting himself on fire. This action taken by the creature portrayed his existence is worth nothing if he’ll further on get hated by society, he’ll be living all alone, and it also might portray that the creature takes his last revenge by destroying Victor’s most precious creation which will never come in recognition now as well as proving Victor to be a selfish man with everything to lose.