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Abandonment: to give up by leaving. That is exactly what Frankenstein did to his creation. ... When you show your offspring, in Frankenstein’s case the creature, the opposite of love, that is what they learn from their parents and so they are going to demonstrate the same. When Victor Frankenstein ran out the room in disgust from his creation, the monster showed Frankenstein the same courtesy by seeking revenge. Frankenstein’s abandonment on the creature produced the creature to have malice ambitions.
Victor Frankenstein did not only abandon the Monster but also everyone else who sees him. ... His horrid and deranged appearance is what everyone is afraid of but it isn’t right for Victor Frankenstein to be afraid of his appearance. Frankenstein is the creator therefore he knows the product is going to look somewhat deformed if he is using different body parts from different bodies.
Approximate Word count = 722
Approximate Pages = 2.9
(250 words per page double spaced)
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