The monster in Mary Shelley's novel «Frankenstein».

 

Victorian literature refers to the English literature of the reign of Queen Victoria (1837-1901). The English writing of this era reflects major transformations in most aspects of English life, such as significant scientific, economic, and technological advances, as well as changes in class structures and the role of religion in society.

This work was (worked out) by a nineteen-year-old girl, Mary Shelley. This novel (can) be attributed to the prose works of the time in which it was written. According to some of its features, it can be attributed to a Gothic novel due to the fact that the author shows all the terrible details and does not hide anything. Just like many other writers, Mary Shelley is passionate about learning the secrets of the universe, the main secret of which is man. To (find out)and unravel his feelings and soul, this task was the cognition of man.

In this work, the scientist Frankenstein (call into) existence an ugly image of a person. Soon, without (depending on) its creator, it comes to life and comes to life. Such an ugly appearance repels all the people around. This species inspires fear and horror, and it is this attitude that first offends the monster, but then makes it embittered to all people. As a result, he begins to take revenge on his creator and in the end destroys himself.
From this work, it follows that any interference with the secrets of nature does not lead to good consequences. It is here that the author understands what a complex personality can be. "Frankenstein" is a work with a very high emotionality of the characters and in connection with such tragic experiences of the characters, Mary Shelley correctly selects the images of the characters that convey all their feelings and soul.

A young and very intelligent student named Victor Frankenstein is very interested in science and (carrying off) in the interest of (finding out) what happens after life and whether there is life after death. He (put out) many years trying to create a monster from human remains without fully realizing what the result of his long and painstaking work can lead to. After a while, seeing that he created a monster, Victor hastily relieved himself of responsibility for the subsequent fate of his creation and runs away from him. Over time, the monster does not have consciousness, understands that people do not need to wait for something good, except for suffering and pain , then his heart (turns to) stale and (filled with) hatred and the desire to kill.
In my opinion, if the monster met people who did not push him away from himself, he would not be like that and would not commit crimes. Mary Shelley wanted to show exactly the original purity of the monster's soul, who wanted to know this world and how he was disappointed in people and what it led to «I was benevolent and good, my soul glowed with love and humanity».

The created monster himself regrets his crimes and the main monster in the work is not the creature created by Victor, the real monsters of which the author (hold up) to people, their inhuman attitude , indifference and cruelty.
Critics wrote that " She believed in the value of science and there is a strong thread of intellectual excitement about it all running through her novel.

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did the work together with Andrey