Similarities Between Good And Evil In Mary Shelley's Frankenstein

Good or evil has, for many years now, been a topic widely known and well discussed in the matter of are we born good or evil. In Frankenstein written by Mary Shelley, shows that good and evil are not always easy to determine and that humans have both qualities within themselves. In the book, readers tend to label characters of the novel good or evil, hero or villain. Inside the novel, antagonist Victor Frankenstein and Creature appear to be delegates of necessary good and evil. With this in mind, Shelley created a controversy of is man inherently good, and are we born without sin but then corrupted by society and the institutions of man. All throughout the book, Creature is increasingly harassed by the people and given a title as a monster