Examples Of Monstrosity In Frankenstein

In Frankenstein, a man, named Victor Frankenstein, is filled with a thirst for complete knowledge, quickly became consumed by curiosity and not long after, he created a monstrosity.
After Frankenstein realized what he had done, he was utterly horrified and his experiment ran away. Furthermore, the monster ended up in a hovel attached to a cottage containing his “neighbors” which he learned many things from: reading, speech, and human emotions. Eventually he became fully sentient causing him to fully see his place in the world. Frankenstein’s monster eventually revealed himself to his “friends”. Although he was eloquent and respectful they were mortified at the sight of him, finalizing his position not as a human, but a beast. To ease this