Who Is To Blame For Frankenstein's Tragedy
Frankenstein’s Tragedy
Frankenstein, a play that has been around for one-hundred years still is remembered till this day. There was a monster that had one request and a creator who ignored it; all lead to a depressing tragedy. Dr. Frankenstein is to blame for the tragedies that occurred to the monster because he did not account for the consequences that occurred. The doctor abandoned the monster when he could not control him any longer and did not take ownership for his creation which makes him solely responsible for the death and destruction in this story.
Dr. Frankenstein was a man who was full of negativity. He was just filled with hatred towards the monster, which affected the monster's self-esteem. When the monster disappeared, Dr. Frankenstein was thrilled and didn't care of where the monster had gone. He should have had better control of the monster, …show more content…
Frankenstein was a very disrespectful man, especially towards his own monster. The monster isn't to blame for no reason at all; he was brought into a world where he was not expected to be in. The doctor's reaction after creating the monster was unbelievably ridiculous. He looked at him in disgust with a horrified look on his face. The ugliness of the monster was too hard for him to bare so he fell into a deep depression and shunned his creation.. Dr. Frankenstein had never taken the time to ever listen to the monster’s problems because he was too much of a coward, which made the monster feel deserted and unwanted. The bond between them should have been a lot stronger. Dejectedly, Dr. Frankenstein would never have contact nor take the time to know each other; they only talk when they have negative things to say. All Dr. Frankenstein wanted to do is to play god and who would create and own beautiful human life creatures. The monster that turned out to be apparently dreadful was a beautiful creature in the inside; unfortunately the real monster won’t be able to see
Frankenstein, a play that has been around for one-hundred years still is remembered till this day. There was a monster that had one request and a creator who ignored it; all lead to a depressing tragedy. Dr. Frankenstein is to blame for the tragedies that occurred to the monster because he did not account for the consequences that occurred. The doctor abandoned the monster when he could not control him any longer and did not take ownership for his creation which makes him solely responsible for the death and destruction in this story.
Dr. Frankenstein was a man who was full of negativity. He was just filled with hatred towards the monster, which affected the monster's self-esteem. When the monster disappeared, Dr. Frankenstein was thrilled and didn't care of where the monster had gone. He should have had better control of the monster, …show more content…
Frankenstein was a very disrespectful man, especially towards his own monster. The monster isn't to blame for no reason at all; he was brought into a world where he was not expected to be in. The doctor's reaction after creating the monster was unbelievably ridiculous. He looked at him in disgust with a horrified look on his face. The ugliness of the monster was too hard for him to bare so he fell into a deep depression and shunned his creation.. Dr. Frankenstein had never taken the time to ever listen to the monster’s problems because he was too much of a coward, which made the monster feel deserted and unwanted. The bond between them should have been a lot stronger. Dejectedly, Dr. Frankenstein would never have contact nor take the time to know each other; they only talk when they have negative things to say. All Dr. Frankenstein wanted to do is to play god and who would create and own beautiful human life creatures. The monster that turned out to be apparently dreadful was a beautiful creature in the inside; unfortunately the real monster won’t be able to see