The Romantic period was a movement during the late 18th century that emphasized on one’s emotions and imagination. At a certain point, Romanticism took a much darker approach in order to thrill the reader. The darker approach is commonly known as gothic literature. Authors used Gothicism in their work by providing mystery, villainy, murder, and the supernatural. Famous works that are known for using gothic elements are Frankenstein by Marry Shelly and Phantom of the Opera by Andrew Webber. In the story, Victor Frankenstein is a scientist who is motivated by pride. He becomes determined to the point where he creates a grotesque creature. The creature becomes obsessed with revenge and kills all of Frankenstein’s family including his beloved