Victor Frankenstein Responsible For The Monster's Actions
Murder is the intentional or negligent killing of another human being. It could be argued that Victor Frankenstein acted negligently and is responsible for the deaths of the monster he created. However, just because Victor Frankenstein created the monster does not necessarily mean he is responsible for the monsters actions.
Victor Frankenstein did not create the monster with the intention to harm or kill another human being. The monster acted on his own free will. Even though Frankenstein created the creature by “collecting bones from charnel houses; and disturbed, with profane fingers, the tremendous secrets of the human frame” (Frankenstein 32), He is not responsible for his actions. That would be the same as holding blame to parents whose
Victor Frankenstein did not create the monster with the intention to harm or kill another human being. The monster acted on his own free will. Even though Frankenstein created the creature by “collecting bones from charnel houses; and disturbed, with profane fingers, the tremendous secrets of the human frame” (Frankenstein 32), He is not responsible for his actions. That would be the same as holding blame to parents whose