Frankenstein

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The narrative explores the themes of creation and abandonment through Victor Frankenstein, a young scientist obsessed with bringing life to inanimate matter. After successfully animating a creature made from stolen body parts, Victor is horrified by his own creation and rejects it. The monster, shunned by society due to its grotesque appearance, seeks out its creator, yearning for acceptance and understanding. When kindness is denied, the creature turns to vengeance, highlighting the consequences of isolation and the quest for companionship.