Comparing Frankenstein, Aylmer, and Dr. Phillips

Comparing Frankenstein, the authors of Dr. Elmer and Dr. Phillips, Dr. Mary Shirley, Dr. Nathaniel Hawthorne, Dr. John Steinbeck at least created scientists for some of them. Mary Shirley's character Frankenstein is a man who is trying to create life from death from her novel Frankenstein. Aylmer is the protagonist of Nathaniel Hawthorne's short story "The Birthmark", a scientist who is trying to remove his birth point from nearly perfect skin tone. The hero of John Sninbeck's "The Snake"

The obsession of Victor Frankenstein is to become a creator of human beings and the obsession of Ahmer is perfect as we want to remove the traces of his wife's birth; Dr. Phillips numbs his nature for research science Biology; Bubble and Squeak narrator became too mathematical and scientific for their own interests. Science is inherently addictive. The more you discover, the more you want to discover - it is like a desire to knowledge. In the words of Victor Frankenstein, "... There are always foods that seek discovery and miracles in pursuit of science.

Mary Shelley's book talks about Dr. Frankenstein's story. His lifelong interest in science made him a monster about 8 feet tall. Dr. Frankenstein then rejected his work, which he was often referred to as "biological", "devil", "evil insect", "it" and other unwelcome names. A monster abandoned by his master talks and tries to eat by listening to a family living in the same tree where he lives. As monsters approached their families, they ignored his friendly progress and flew away. Frustrated monsters burned their huts to the ground and swept away all that Dr. Frankenstein liked in anger without parents.

Frankenstein says the doctor is trying to give life to the corpses. Dr. Frankenstein and his servant gathered many bodies. Such as: head, hands, feet, body, etc. Dr. French Stein made a monster and left him in the dungeon. Because monsters are huge and terrible, they regard monsters as adults, but it has a baby's heart. At the same time, the monster learned to talk from the blind. Monster killed Dr. Frankenstein 's brother and compelled him to make Dr. Frankenstein a spouse, but this failed. The oath of the monster revenged, he killed Dr. Frankenstein's best friend and Dr. Frankenstein's bride