Theme Of Responsibility In Frankenstein

In the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, a man by the name of Victor Frankenstein creates this hideous monster that turns out to be the bad guy. In this book, Victor has a great passion for creating this monster but then becomes afraid of his responsibilities once the monster turns into a reality. He had quite a few responsibilities, for example: he was supposed to make sure nobody got hurt, make sure that the monster was kept a secBut once the monster becomes a reality he now has a responsibility to the monster, but he doesn’t accept or fulfill that responsibility. Victor does not accept this responsibility because when he was creating the monster he did not really think everything through, as in he was only thinking about making the monster,