Option 3: As human beings new have responsibilities that we must be held to. Whether it is a responsibility to yourself, you children or your parents there are actions that must be performed to keep each other in check. In Mary Continue reading
Robert J. Oppenheimer said, “In some sort of crude sense which no vulgarity, no humor, no overstatement can quite extinguish, the physicists have known sin; and this knowledge which they cannot lose. Just as Oppenheimer felt an overwhelming fear and Continue reading
Outline: Intro Victor Upbringing Grew up in Geneva Read books of ancient scientists Attends University at Ingolstadt Monster Upbringing Scientifically created Description: 8 ft. tall, strong, large, but w/ mind of a newborn Abandoned by his creator –> has to Continue reading
Responsibility of a Creator Perhaps one of the greatest questions that Frankenstein poses is what is the responsibility of a creator. In order to answer such a question, there are a number of definitions that need to be outline. First, what Continue reading
Making mistakes is a large part of life, but how one handles them can display what kind of a person they are. The novel Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley, contains a sea of mistakes by Victor Frankenstein, but the first and Continue reading
The human conscious is supposed to tell oneself the difference between right and wrong. However, sometimes one’s desire can overpower their conscious and cause irrational decisions to be made.
Option 1 One of Frankenstein’s biggest errors was keeping his research a secret from others. He worked in isolation, hiding his progress from his teacher and his fellow scientists. Thus, when his creature went on a murderous rampage, killing all Continue reading
Victor’s Big Mistake Victor brought his creation into the world not from a place of love, but a place of pride. His father was against Victor’s interest in alchemy and the natural sciences. His vehement opposition to Victor’s scientific passions Continue reading
Mistakes are made everyday some more significant then others. In Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein mistakenly creates a monster and abandons it. The novel follows Victor as he deals with the repercussions of his creation and soon realizes the extent of Continue reading
Humans like to create without thinking of the implications of their actions. The novel Frankenstein is a great example of a scientists quest for innovation then realizing far too late that it was not down the path that would serve Continue reading
