Frankenstein Paper Trace the similarities between Victor and the monster. Consider their respective relationships with nature, desires for family, and any other important parallels you find. Do Victor and the monster become more similar as the novel goes on? How does their relationship with each other develop? The similarities between Victor and the Monster? The Similarities are they share three significant qualities, they have a need for bonds, they love nature, and love being outdoor both of them are very shy and like to be to themselves but they like to be in the nature all the time. They have many enemies some from there looks because the monster looks big and scary and is the only one of that kind and some people don’t like them because …show more content…
As the story goes on does Victor and the monster become similar as the novel goes on? Yes, they do victor worries himself because the fear of making the monster, he becomes a social outcast. But he doesn’t want to be an outcast the rest of his life. But in the end they are both outcast they both want to be wanted they both want someone to love or someone to love them. How dose their relationship with each other develop? Their Relationship in the beginning Victor was scared by the sight of The daemon. As the story went on and the more he saw the less of a reaction he had. he didn't always pass out and become he was sick. He had a conversation with the daemon. The daemon hated Victor and everyone who had any sort of connection with him. There was no relationship between the two. They just hated each other they wanted to hurt and get back at each other. There was only one time they came to an agreement but Victor messed it up. He killed the monster and several people close to Victor. They both search to gain as much knowledge as they can to hurt each other in the end they just wanted to get back at each