Frankenstein Human Characteristics
In the novel Frankenstein, one of its tragedies is the inability to recognize human characteristics. There are many qualities that makes us humans different from creatures. Creatures are distinctive from human beings and are not suppose to have all the qualities of a human. Some of them possess some human characteristics and lack others characteristics. Also, in Frankenstein's, one of the questions that continues to be brought up is: are monster born or created. In the novel it shows how monsters can be created, but also makes people question if they are born.
Victor Frankenstein created a creature that had distinctive qualities. This creature had a sense of humor, emotions and rebellious characteristics that any human would have. But, …show more content…
For example in the movie Colombiana, Cataleya wanted to be a worrier and save people. But, when she saw her parents get murdered. Fifteen years later, she lived with her uncle who killed people . As a result of her surroundings, and her parents being killed she wanted to become a murder and kill everyone one who played a part with her parents dieing. In Frankenstein, Victor was not proud of his creation because the creature did not turn out the way he wanted it to and lacked beaut aspects. This resulted in him ignoring the creature and the monster being lonely. In chapter 15, this is when the creature starts to act in hurt because of the lack of attention he was receiving from his creator. He’s creator and other people would fear him because of his lack of beauty. As a result, they would run away from him. Because of the lack of attention the creature received he started acting evil and killing/hurting people. The creature thought he would receive more attention by being evil than he did by being nice.
In conclusion, Some people may think monsters are born, others may think monsters are created. Monsters are created. Evil is made in someone, monsters are not naturally evil. Monsters who are created learn how to lose feeling and not be considerate of the people around them. Which causes them to perform malicious acts. 1 Timothy 4:4 states, “for everything created by God is
Victor Frankenstein created a creature that had distinctive qualities. This creature had a sense of humor, emotions and rebellious characteristics that any human would have. But, …show more content…
For example in the movie Colombiana, Cataleya wanted to be a worrier and save people. But, when she saw her parents get murdered. Fifteen years later, she lived with her uncle who killed people . As a result of her surroundings, and her parents being killed she wanted to become a murder and kill everyone one who played a part with her parents dieing. In Frankenstein, Victor was not proud of his creation because the creature did not turn out the way he wanted it to and lacked beaut aspects. This resulted in him ignoring the creature and the monster being lonely. In chapter 15, this is when the creature starts to act in hurt because of the lack of attention he was receiving from his creator. He’s creator and other people would fear him because of his lack of beauty. As a result, they would run away from him. Because of the lack of attention the creature received he started acting evil and killing/hurting people. The creature thought he would receive more attention by being evil than he did by being nice.
In conclusion, Some people may think monsters are born, others may think monsters are created. Monsters are created. Evil is made in someone, monsters are not naturally evil. Monsters who are created learn how to lose feeling and not be considerate of the people around them. Which causes them to perform malicious acts. 1 Timothy 4:4 states, “for everything created by God is