This is my presentation on who is the real monster in Frankenstein? Paper 5. Romantic Literature

1. Who is the real monster?
Prepared by Nishtha Makwana
Roll no. 15
Paper 5 - The Romantic literature
Submitted to Smt. S. B. Gardi department of
English, Bhavnagar.
Guided by Dr. Dilip Barad

2. Who is the
real monster?
Victor ?
The
Creature?
Society?

3. Victor Frankenstein
- Over ambitious
- Delusions and Hallucinations
- Challenged God
- Wanted to break the law of
nature
- Created a monster creature
and abandoned him in horror

4. Another view
“Life and death appeared to me ideal bounds,
which I should first break through, and pour a
torrent of light into our dark world.”
- How Victor sees the life and death
- Wanted to break the law of nature
- Did an experiment with science, Intention was
not bad
- What would have happened if he had not failed?
-What wrongs if someone challenging God?
-Does the novel support the religion idea?

5. The Creature himself
Why he is monster?
- Scientific experiment of
Victor
- Ugly looking
- Takes Revenge
- Kills innocent people

6. - Nobody is monster by birth
- Kind hearted
- need human interjection, friend and family
- Continuously rejected
- Get frustrated

7. Society
“All men hate the wretched; how then,
must I be hated, who am miserable
beyond all living things”
- Continuously rejecting him
- Judge people by their physical appearance
- Give him a name monster
- The concept of beauty in society
- The result was it creates many monsters in
the society

8. Why we are finding the monster in
Frankenstein?
Why do always we want someone to be
blamed ?
The quistion is remaining

9. conclusion
• Fault of Victor Frankenstein
• Fault of the creature
• Fault of the society
We can not blame one person or thing for
entire situation

10. Work cited
Shalley, Mary. Frankenstein : The Modern
Prometheus . First ed., vol. 1,
Lackington,Hughes,Harding,Mavor and Jones,
1818.
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“The Real Monster of Frankenstein... - Issue
English 2600.” Madmagz,
madmagz.com/magazine/embed/834379?layo