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Who is responsible for the deaths? There were several deaths that occurred in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein. Although the monster committed all these crimes, they were all related to getting revenge on a deeply flawed Victor Frankenstein, who abandoned him. In fact all of the deaths that occurred were caused by either weaknesses of character or errors in judgment made by Victor Frankenstein, the creator of the monster. Victor Frankenstein grow up in a warm and loving family environment, but he never shared that kind of love he received from his family with the monster. He became obsessed with science at very young age, mainly with the creation of life. Because of this new found obsession Victor changed as a person. Victor went from being a healthy caring, family man to a sickly and distant person. When his mother died, he left his family in their greatest time of need to work on creating life. He has no contact with his family for nearly two years. When he finally does accomplish his goal in creating a living being, he is disgusted at his creation. One would likely feel to believe that, with all the love he was surrounded with as a child he would show over-whelming joy towards someone he just created


He is content to destroy everything related to victor until he curses the day he was born. Williams's ideas about beauty match the ones of victor who also screamed and cursed at the sight of the monster. Though gladly would he relinquish his war against humanity if only one person loved him? All of the crimes in this novel were done to hurt victor. The monster only wanted William as a companion, but it was William who screamed and cursed because of the appearance of the monster, and only after William revealed that he was a Frankenstein did the monster kill him. Even after her death he still truly was thinking only of himself. After being rejected by the De Lacey's revenge and hatred begins to full the monster body. He learned many things from the De Lacey's: emotions, language, and attachment. The Creature at this point is uncontrollable the abandonment of the De Lacey family was the final straw. He decided that he would go talk to the blind man in the cottage hoping that he would except him into his home, but when the family comes home they freak and chase him out of the house. He found some books in the hovel for which he learned to read and speak. While reading the books the monster finds himself wanting to know more about himself. The creature becomes attached to the family. Therefore victor because of his weakness in character and bad judgement making he indirect caused all the deaths in this novel. After the monster had been rejected and abandoned by victor he went to find shelter.

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