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Frankenstein is a story about humanity; both the sensibility of the monster and Victor’s rejection towards his creation are very human traits, as it is the desire of revenge. They both have hurt each other in unimaginable ways, following each other’s tail in a never-ending competition of who makes the other more miserable.

Different moments in the novel show us how alike the creature and Victor are. When the creation narrates his first experience of the world, he describes is with such amusement and marvel that resembles early chapters when the doctor talks about his childhood, how everything was beautiful and incredible to his eyes. Most importantly, the creature mirrors how utterly alone Victor felt during his time in college. He was separated from his family almost immediately after his mother died, sent of to an unknown place where he knew not one soul, and he couldn’t properly grief. Victor was always interested in alchemy and necromancy, but having to deal with the lost of his mother in such isolation pulled all the triggers for him. He commits sacrilege thinking of beauty, the beauty of his mother, but unconsciously he creates a being of his own nature and then condemned him to the loneliness he himself was a victim of.  

Victor is not an innocent character nor the victim of the story, yet again, this is not a horror story where there is one spooky monster tormenting an innocent soul. Frankenstein is about humankind, and the imperfection of human nature; Victor Frankenstein faced the consequences of his action, it is not my intention to excuse him, but, just like with the creature, it is impossible not to understand him.

I've stumbled on this old drawing of mine and thought it might find its public here, so here goes :

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