This document discusses themes from Mary Shelley's Frankenstein through the perspective of the creature. It describes how the creature felt abandoned by his creator Victor Frankenstein and how no one understood him, leading to feelings of loneliness. Rejected by everyone, with no one to share his feelings with, the creature began to seek revenge against Victor and others. Fire is a symbol of both the creation of life but also of ruin and rage throughout the story. Themes of alienation, prejudice, and responsibility are explored.

1. 3D Model Reflective Presentation
Revenge.
Self-knowledge.
Fire.
Loneliness.
Abandonment.
NATHANAEL / EMILY / SELINE

2. Imagining…

3. You being rejected by everyone you
encounter, even your own creator, and
having no one to share your feelings and
thoughts with…

4. How would that affect your sense of self and
your view of the world?

6. Self-Knowledge

8. He found that he would never
find anyone who could
understand him. His inner
vision of the world will never
be realized, and he will never
have friends…
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9. Loneliness

11. He was an unhappy, outcast creature

12. Abandonment

14. He was Abandoned by his creator
He was Abandoned by his admirer
He was Abandoned by his trusts
He was Abandoned by his loves

15. Revenge

17. What people did broke his last fantasy of
coexistence with people and made him go to
the road of
NO RETURN

18. Fire

20. Victor creates life with
fi
re, but hates and
leaves his creature. He
burns the De Laceys’
cottage and says, “I
was possessed by a
maddening rage”. Fire
shows the ruin of
Victor and his creature.

21. What does it shows?

22. THEME
Alienation

23. THEME
Prejudice

24. THEME
Responsibility