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Comparing Levine's Frankenstein And The Tradition Of Real

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Shelley and Kafka both highlight the role society can play on a person’s mental state due to societal rejection. Both authors show that The Monster’s individual relationship with his creator and Gregor’s individual relationship with his family lead to their very different fates. In Levine’s "Frankenstein" and the Tradition of Realism, Levine states that there is no wholly evil character in Frankenstein but instead a mixture of both good and evil. (23) He argues that this is expressed by both characters, Victor Frankenstein and The Monster. I agree with this statement because both had faults, Victor for abandoning his creation but he also has good qualities by wishing to undo the creation out of fear that he created a monster. The monster also
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