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Title: Who is more Human, Monster or Dr. Frankenstein
Human generally refers to the ability of a person to experience emotions, feelings and to think rationally. Victor was an ambitious scientist having a desire for knowledge and information in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein. Victor wanted to create a new creation and therefore, tried to bend the laws of nature in an attempt to avow his power and intellectual superiority; however, he was disappointed with his creation in the end. But initially, he was desperate to create his creation and unfortunately, he suffered devastation and destruction. His creation has generated a devastating impact on his loved ones and even on himself.
Over many years, critics highlighted many of the evil activities of Victor but his creation failed to follow him and ultimately the whole situation made him more human. This paper will analyze that despite devastating desires and emotions, a monster can have a vast collection of human feelings that Victor lacked. He was not able to develop or experience the feelings of humans until the end of the story. Monsters are unable to feel and express the feelings and emotions of humans such as empathy, compassion, and desire to respect others. In turn, they will become evil with time; however, if monsters develop feelings and emotions with good intentions and ability to express their compassion towards others so they would become human. Humans have feelings and feelings such as insensitive, selflessness and care for others.
This text is undoubtedly presenting the reader about the monster that he understood the way to act cruelly by perceiving and copying his inventor, also, the whole human species, whose inability to display compassion and empathy played an important role in generating the creature’s viciousness. In conclusion, a person or a monster having feelings of compassion and empathy towards others would be more human.
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