What is the theme of Frankenstein? How does Victor Frankenstein's change as a character show this theme? Use specific evidence from the graphic novel to support your answer.

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Orlando Russell

7 November, 01:06

What is the theme of Frankenstein? How does Victor Frankenstein's change as a character show this theme? Use specific evidence from the graphic novel to support your answer.

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Lena Campos · Answer 1

There are various themes like social responsibility, creation, isolation, ambition, natural laws, revenge that develops the insight of the novel.

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The social and individual responsibility structures the theme of Frankenstein. There are various other themes like creation, isolation, ambition, natural laws, revenge that develops the insight of the novel.

In the beginning of the novel, Victor Frankenstein is seen as an innocent kind ma, but by the end of the novel, there is a transition in his character, he turns into more evil and selfish with guilt and disillusionment. Curiosity to science and the strength to not cope up with it kills him in the end.

When first creates the monster there is lots of curiosity and innocence during the process, by the end in need to go on with his life and also neglecting the wishes of the monster shows another side of Frankenstein which leads to a tragic end.