Frankenstein Perfect Family

The perfect family. They live in a suburban neighborhood where they are so close to their neighbors that they frequently walk into each other’s houses to borrow cooking ingredients like sugar. They wake up early in the morning to the smell of a hot gourmet breakfast made by the mother that they all share together before going to work and school. When they get home from school and work they all sit down together to dinner to share the entails of their days to the slightest detail. The family even sits down to watch their favorite television show together after dinner and share laughter together. One could say that this is the definition of a perfect family to a tee. This picturesque depiction isn’t a reality for everyone, though. Unfortunately, in the book Frankenstein the monster never gets to experience anything close to this familial dynamic. The monster leads an isolated lifestyle, which is not all people seem to hype it up to be. Some people prefer to be alone because they are not “people persons”. Through the monster in
Victor dies from the exhaustion of the chase and mental instability he has recently suffered due to his creation of the monster; something that in the beginning had good intentions but turned out to have serious repercussions. Even after all the pain Victor inflicted upon the monster, the monster still feels extreme pain at the loss of his creator. All the while the monster was living in isolation he was longing for the love and approval of his creator, even more than the acceptance of society. The monster had made it his life goal to get the attention of Victor. He does defiant things because he believes that this will get Victor’s attention, even if it causes Victor pain it is still accomplishing the monster’s goal. The monster merely wants to no longer be a victim of isolation, he wants to be loved just as anyone