In the novel Frankenstein, Shelley uses the other characters' prejudices toward the creature in Frankenstein to illustrate how discrimination operates in society and how they affect the victims. The fact that Frankenstein and other society members rejected Frankenstein's monster illustrates how discrimination against things or people shows society's fear of not conforming or acting differently. Anomalies are viewed by members of society as a threat to social structure and reflect accepted norms. Whenever such a threat arises, the ideological power structure prevailing at the time usually initiates a negative or positive response. Regardless of the method used, Society's first reaction is usually to keep the anomaly away through the use of speech. When Frankenstein and others reject this creature, they display a fear of difference, which serves to inculcate a prejudice against anything that does not conform to 's general norms. Society's attempts to put the Abominable monster! Oh my god! The Torments of Hell are too light a retribution for your crimes. Wretched devil! show your creations In this …show more content…
It is further exacerbated by the unusual method of creation. almost all societies, Typically, those who are ugly are mocked and given nasty descriptions. The construction method of this creature makes matters worse by elevating it above the status of a simple monster to that of the devil in the eyes of both its maker and the people it interacts with. Given that this occurs in all societies, it is not surprising that the Frankenstein creature encountered prejudice and hostility due to the peculiar method of its creation, which was connected to an unnatural process, especially given that at the time this novel was written, people were even less accepting than they are