Brief Summary Of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

First Summary The creature wanted Victor to create another like creation like him, but for the creation to be female. The creature was demanding saying that it was Victor’s right as his creator. Victor was thinking it over when the creature first started but then angered when he said it was Victor’s right as his creator. So Victor refused and stated that no torture would make him do it. Victor thought that one creature was bad enough with two the world could be destroyed. The creature said that with a female companion he would have the love that the humans did not give so they would not destroy anything. The two of them would love each other, because they would the only two of their species. This started to convince Victor so the creature
continued saying that they would leave Europe and go to vast wilds of South America. The creature said that there was no reason for them to come in contact with humans because he only ate nuts and berries. Victor was not convinced saying “How can you, who long for the love and sympathy of man, preserve in this exile? You will return, and again seek their kindness, and you will meet their detestation; your evil passion will be renewed, and you will then have a companion to aid you in the task of destruction” (Shelley 103). The creation was angered because Victor doesn’t care about his feeling, and saying he hardens under the creature’s complaints. The creature says that with the companion the anger and evil passions will leave him, that if Victor does create him the companion he will not curse him. The words that the creature said changed Victor and he agrees to make him a companion as long as the creature promises to be harmless. After the creature leaves into the mountains, Victor goes home and he feels bad about his decision.

Work Cited
Shelley, Mary. Frankenstien. 2nd ed. Ed. J. Paul Hunter. New York. Norton. 2012. Print.