Category Archives: Response 3

In the recent chapters that we have been reading for the book Frankenstein we have been learning more and more about the creatures true nature and how it becomes corrupted by society. The creature is born like any other baby, … Continue reading →

Despite his physical grotesqueness, Frankenstein’s monster has the personality and traits of an ordinary human being. He learns, feels compassion, feels physical pain, hunger, thirst and  everything a normal person would feel, yet he gets shunned every time he tries to … Continue reading →

For starters, I truly understand the creature’s perspective and I really feel bad towards his emotions and his wants. He was brought to this world, and was rejected by everyone around him. The creature’s isolation is caused through the horror … Continue reading →

While reading chapter 11-12, the monster seems like he’s trying to understand the meaning of life, and how a family is devoted by one another. He tells Victor about the confusion that he was experience while he was being created, and tells him about the sensations he … Continue reading →

Frankenstein is turning out to be one of my favorite books. The plot and direction of the book is making me want to continue reading. What I found interesting was Frankenstein’s monster because of how he experienced the world and … Continue reading →

As I have progressed with the story of Frankinstein by Mary Shelly, the true characterization of the creature itself actually starts to appear from chapters 11. The creature who was abandoned by his own creator or birth giver had to … Continue reading →

The creature. An abomination made by a narcissistic man, set out to play God. Made by Victor, and quickly abandoned. This creature did not ask to be born, but over time observing and reading, it did ask to be loved. … Continue reading →

The only thing the creature ever wanted was to be accepted. But everyone rejects him and see him as a threat due to his abnormal and hideous appearance. Even his own creator, Victor wants nothing to do with him. Which … Continue reading →

Victor tears frankenstein’s companion to pieces after being lost in a train of thought. He mentions that after creating her that she might not be satisfied with the lifestyle she will be provided and become rebellious. Also that she might … Continue reading →

The chapters from this weeks reading leaves me wondering, who is the monster? The “monster” is on the surface frightening and wretched, but inside he is an innocent being. Shelley showed the child like nature behind the monsters wants and … Continue reading →