Frankenstein In Today's Society Essay
To begin with, for there to be an outsider to live in today’s society, would be an absolute disaster for it to live here. Like the monster that was created in the 1800s by, Victor Frankenstein, in the story Frankenstein. Not many people would even think of accepting it. There is a lot of police brutality going on with black people, and some officers are not being convicted of being killing these innocent people. Some Hispanics are being judged being a different race! With that being said, I believe that the monster will not survive at all. If normal people are being killed for their race, which they did not choose, imagine how they would treat a monster made from a dead corpse. He would be killed and the first thing someone would say is they felt their life was in danger, yet the monster was sitting on a park bench asleep. In today’s
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It is incongruous to the people of society, and if one person was to accept the monster they would not change the outlook on how others view the monster. It is sad to say that in modern times, the monster would not be accepted, would not have any equal rights as others, and he would most likely die at the hands of society. No one wants to care about a hideous monster and if they do, it would not be known to the public. Everything that happened to him in the book would also become a reality in modern days; yet it would only be worse. If we were to give him a chance, maybe there would not be a reason to pass judgment. In the story he was created to show humanity that, you can redefine death. The monster was to be thought of as a beautiful creation, he was created as the exact opposite. His own creator turned him into a monster, because he was forsaken. Someone he thought he could trust turned on him; if he lives in today’s society he would feel just the same as he did the 1800s book,
It is incongruous to the people of society, and if one person was to accept the monster they would not change the outlook on how others view the monster. It is sad to say that in modern times, the monster would not be accepted, would not have any equal rights as others, and he would most likely die at the hands of society. No one wants to care about a hideous monster and if they do, it would not be known to the public. Everything that happened to him in the book would also become a reality in modern days; yet it would only be worse. If we were to give him a chance, maybe there would not be a reason to pass judgment. In the story he was created to show humanity that, you can redefine death. The monster was to be thought of as a beautiful creation, he was created as the exact opposite. His own creator turned him into a monster, because he was forsaken. Someone he thought he could trust turned on him; if he lives in today’s society he would feel just the same as he did the 1800s book,