1. What main insight or observation about life do you think Shelley's novel offers? Discuss one of the

themes of Frankenstein. Refer to the main conflict to show how the novel illustrates this theme.

Humans are the real monsters

Explanation:

Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein" the novel takes place in the late 1700s. The protagonist, Victor Frankenstein, is passionate about chemistry and has a deep desire to know all secrets of life. Thus, he decides to build up a man and give it life because he wants to learn how to renew life after death, which demonstrates he pretends to be a kind of god who can create life and a new human race. However, the creature he develops becomes extremely harmful, and tells Frankenstein that he is destructive because he is lonely and miserable. The reason is that the he is so ugly to look a that people look down on him. As a result, it shows how bullying can affect people and that it is necessary to change how to treat others.