Lack Of Knowledge In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

Knowledge is power, but it can be for the extreme benefit or detriment to society. Having too of it is a hidden danger and a menace to the public good when unaware of its capabilities. Dr.Frankenstein knew not of his monster's hidden malignity upon creation. His knowledge of human and nature sciences worked, but to the detriment of him and his loved ones. A natural phenomenon that defied the laws of life and nature was born through the misuse of Dr.Frankenstein's knowledge in thr classic, gothic novel,"Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley. In the novel the brilliant Dr.Frankenstein brings to life through galvanism or electrocution, a hideous monster constructed from severed cadaver parts. He puts his knowledge of human and nature sciences and philosophy to the test through this creation. In corrolation with the theme his knowledge worked against and for evil. For the monster once abandoned and hated goes on a killing rampage. It
The monster too is very knowledgable, but this was only made possible through its own observations. It learns about survival, true feelings, and how to talk. Its knowledge of feeling true hatred and revenge is what works against the Dr. since his creation learns to hate and kill in cold blood. Even though basic, having knowledge of what you truly feel can be dangerous for the reason being that it can be the catalyst for heart wrenching tragedies and ones killer instincts. To conclude the theme the novel expresses about the danger and misuse of knowledge corrolates perfectly through the course of events in the novel. Dr.Frankenstein knew not of what wrath his abundance in knowledge would unleash upon gving life to what was meant to be dead. It was too the monster's knowledge of true feelings that caused danger to Dr.Frankenstein. I believe that one's knowledge is a powerful tool, but should be used to the beholder's