Regular attributes of a Gothic novel may include a rotting setting, otherworldly creatures, condemnations or prophecies, legends, romance, etc. Mary Shelley in cooperates a considerable measure of these qualities in her novel, Frankenstein. The novel gives an insight of the wicked and unnatural side of human nature. Mary Shelley character's, Victor Frankenstein and the creature, present the wicked and unnatural side of human instinct with the utilization of Gothic qualities. Victor Frankenstein is a man who looks for knowledge, particularly with natural sciences. His fervor of natural sciences and learning prompts the creation of his creature. This thought of the resurrection of various body parts participates in the dread and otherworldly