Secrecy in Frankenstein

When committing a crime, its responsibility is usually the responsibility of the criminal. This is because criminals can not commit a crime. However, criminals usually have a reason to be responsible for their illegal behavior. When a crime occurs, criminals must motivate. Therefore, the cause of the motives of the misbehaves is also the cause of the crime. Furthermore, taking appropriate precautions can avoid crime. Therefore, anyone who can prevent the occurrence of a crime will be responsible for it.

Frankenstein of Mary Shelley has surprised readers for the second century. Is it just for an attractive crazy scientist, how crazy it is, or just a mythical aspect of creating life from inanimate objects. Frankenstein is a story of college students fascinated by Victor Frankenstein, an experiment. But this is not an ordinary experiment; Frankenstein believes that he discovered the secret of life. For months, he sneakily enthusiastically worked from the experiment, trying to create the existence of stolen parts from the body.

Creation of Frankenstein is seen as a monster. His ambitions, secrets, and selfishness keep him away from human society, so I can claim that Frankenstein himself is a monster. As he was eventually swallowed by a strong hatred towards his creation, an ordinary foreigner, he may be a real "monster" in his mind. This can be traced back to monsters hating his Creator. Frankenstein created this creature physically and given him up when he was born, he made him his monster. Next, the monster creates Frankenstein's suffering and insanity by chasing him and killing all dear ones. Both are anxious for knowledge, knowledge is dangerous to both. This creature wants to learn people's ways and behaviors. This will risk him if he attacks with fear aiming others. Desire for Frankenstein's knowledge will eventually kill everyone near him.

The main characters of Frankenstein and Dracula differ in how they fight each bad guy. Frankenstein secretly created this monster and secretly conquered it. He explained his story to other people and tried to gain support but they just made him sick for this existence. Therefore he devoted himself to defeating his enemies and abandoning several families and friends left behind in the past. In the end, Frankenstein did not kill his monster, but died while chasing it in the cold in the north. Likewise, at some point in the vampire It was thought that Ke was getting sick because Dracula condemned Dracula to be a vampire After he recovered he brought Mina and his friends and they broke Dracula together.