Loss Of Innocence In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

The piece I have chosen to make orients around the theme of loss of innocence in frankenstein and injustice. Loss of innocence in a way of showing that the creature at the beginning, originally had good intentions. The social injustices within society just showed within the story that many are punished for crimes that they did not commit. The creature is affected by the social injustices in society based on the way he looks as to the people, he is “ hideous” and is one that deserves to be isolated and excluded from society as he is one to not fit in. The creature deeply holds onto the feeling of victor being his creator, and that he has a duty to take care of him. Just like the Biblical allusion of the creature as a figure of Adam, created

Throughout the Novel, Mary Shelley creates a mirroring effect between the two characters: Victor Frakenstein and the Creature. They both have an intense thirst for knowledge and wanting to know about the real world as they both find a way to seek revenge on one another. Or the domination of one over the other by calling the other person a slave, just like the creature did to Frakenstein as he holds all power since he has abilities no other human would have. The effects that others have on the creature leaves him in misery and to have a cause to act out on those internal feelings. As all the creature wanted was a wife, love and affection, people still neglected him, killing all the innocent and pure people within society such as William and Elizabeth. Victor Frakenstein was the only placeholder for humanity in society. As the creature once had called him “ Man!”The creature has developed a personality and a certain desire to be human. Victor Frakenstein showed all what humanity was not as he developed obsession, resentment, and manipulating life for conforming

In my drawing, I am illustrating Frankenstein in having that control over Victor by the past murders of his younger brother Wiliiam, Justine, Elizabeth and even Henry Clerval for Victor not creating a mate for him. Putting him in isolation and distress. The creature feels like he has absolute power over vicor, taking away the kind of love that he has because the creature did not receive it. The Monster shows himself being covered in blood, the ones of his victims and looking into a Victorian style mirror that is showing victor screaming. With all the guilt, remorse and sadness Victor has for losing everyone he cared about and loved. He realizes he is like the monster now, they are a perfect mirror of each other and a perfect representation of each feeling of sadness inside. As both Victor and Frakenstein had hated each other and had wanted to gain revenge, making Victor feel everything that he had once felt. The creature had killed Victor’s wife soon after his wedding, own brother due to being lonely and started to become a killer due to the impacts of society and Victor. His creators refused and people were frightened by how he had looked. The revenge in which Victor gives is by not accepting the creature’s orders, eventually into the fate of his own life. The yellow pale color skin tone for the