Frankenstein discussion

In the book "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelly, something terrible happens. A monster is created by a young man who fancies himself a scientist. This monster lives a horrible, lonely existence that drives it to hate Victor, and swear revenge. They go against one another, both making mistakes that worsen the situation. Who is more at fault, Victor, or the monster?

Aaron wrote: "In the book "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelly, something terrible happens. A monster is created by a young man who fancies himself a scientist. This monster lives a horrible, lonely existence that driv..."

Una novela de género gótico donde el lector puede llegar a dudar en ocasiones entre si la venganza puede estar justificada,yo creo que no, pero como en este caso, el vengador puede tener su justificante y hacernos dudar quien es realmente culpable, el ejecutor o el creador

Aaron wrote: "In the book "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelly, something terrible happens. A monster is created by a young man who fancies himself a scientist. This monster lives a horrible, lonely existence that driv..."
I think definitely victor. the creature is, well a creature, who has little to no knowledge of the world he was unnaturally thrown into. Frankenstein was fully aware that what he was doing would have major consequences, considering hes a doctor, supposedly smart. So ya basically im team the creature

Como un persona que aun habiendo estudiado y siendo culto, vive toda una vida atormentado por sus errores y hasta muere a causa de ello. La felicidad, donde queda? me pregunto, cuál fue su misión en la vida? Cuan delgada es la linea entre la vida y el infierno.

Its a tough question because both are at fault. Yes, the monster's wish for a mate is understandable but after all the turmoil Victor went through having created the monster it is impossible to ask him to do it all over again.

I believe that Victor is at fault. Yes, the monster did commit some unpardonable acts, but he did not know any better. I can only imagine waking up alone in an unfamiliar place where you have no one to guide, teach, or comfort you. Victor knew that by abandoning his creation, he would be creating a monster. From society's maltreatment to Victor’s failed responsibilities, the creature found no choice but to become corrupt.