Frankenstein And Blade Runner Literary Analysis

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The main themes and ideas between Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein and Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner allows for an effective comparison. With the heavy themes of man’s destructive thirst for knowledge and playing God.
In Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein A scientist Victor Frankenstein searches for knowledge. In his quest for knowledge he learns to make a man or more really he made a monster. The Monster is lonely and horrifying. It asks for a wife from Frankenstein.
Victor Frankenstein tries to play God when he creates his monster. Frankenstein made his creature imperfect and could not accept responsibility for his creation. His Monster had dead eyes and was skin that didn't quite fit. The monster wanted to no longer be lonely or ugly. Enraged the monster