Adam And Frankenstein Comparison Essay
Like Adam, the creature was launched into this world without a choice in who he is, how he’ll look like, and whether he initially wanted to be created. Adam, created by God, was the first of his kind designed in the image of affection and selflessness. Comparably, Frankenstein’s creation was flung, into the world of humans, the first of his kind; however, in an immense frame and a grotesque exterior. God had designed Adam in the image of beauty to, firstly, be accepted by society; however, it seemed that Frankenstein dismissed this matter. Frankenstein constructed his ‘human’ to be very tall, standing at about 8 feet, and with gruesome features: a pale face and yellow-like eyes, which lead the society to reject and loathe the ‘Being’.
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Adam obeyed God, until the Devil persuaded him to have a bite from the apple at the Garden of Eden, where Adam committed his first sin. Comparably, the ‘Being’ when launched into a world filled with humans, tried to fit in. The ‘Being’ flung himself towards books to learn how to speak and communicate with the society, he tried to acquire knowledge (which was handed down to Adam) as fast as he could to try and dismiss the fact that he was indeed an outcast. As soon as he was ready to step into the light, the society belittled him and he became livid. The ‘Being’ started committing crimes, murdering innocent children and people.
We conclude that the creature and Adam, although are different, are nevertheless quite similar to one another. Some people argue that they found the differences within their similarities, while others stated that they found similarities from within their differences. We can tell that the ‘Being’ was wretched, helpless, and alone; and although, Adam was alone for some duration of time, he never felt helpless and wretched. He was structured to in the essence of beauty, while the ‘Being’ was structured to be hideous and
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Adam obeyed God, until the Devil persuaded him to have a bite from the apple at the Garden of Eden, where Adam committed his first sin. Comparably, the ‘Being’ when launched into a world filled with humans, tried to fit in. The ‘Being’ flung himself towards books to learn how to speak and communicate with the society, he tried to acquire knowledge (which was handed down to Adam) as fast as he could to try and dismiss the fact that he was indeed an outcast. As soon as he was ready to step into the light, the society belittled him and he became livid. The ‘Being’ started committing crimes, murdering innocent children and people.
We conclude that the creature and Adam, although are different, are nevertheless quite similar to one another. Some people argue that they found the differences within their similarities, while others stated that they found similarities from within their differences. We can tell that the ‘Being’ was wretched, helpless, and alone; and although, Adam was alone for some duration of time, he never felt helpless and wretched. He was structured to in the essence of beauty, while the ‘Being’ was structured to be hideous and