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In Frankenstein, love is an intrinsic part of a person and that loves shapes a person's identity, the actions they take, and their priorities. Safie, someone of Arabic and Turkish decent, falls in love with Felix, a French man.

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In Frankenstein, cruelty causes the conflict between the creature and Victor and reveals that the creature is revengeful. This shows that being cruel causes more cruelty.

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In the novel Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein is gifted with knowledge, which advanced him as a scientist because of the huge achievement that he made, but that also created problems for him because he went against nature and couldn't handle the consequences of doing so. This contributes to the work as a whole because it shows that knowledge shouldn't exceed the boundaries of nature.

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In the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, the creature since his origin has been isolated this shapes the creature's relationship with society which reveal that the effects of isolation make it hard to assimilate into society.

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In Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, the creature's upbringing of being created in a lab by Victor was unnatural, which consequentially led to the creature being rejected by society, isolated by all, showing that environment and upbringing greatly influence and shape one's character.

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In Frankenstein by Mary Shelly, the creature's origin shaped him to be innocent and uneducated, but his appearance resulted in him being neglected and forced into isolation. This shows how attempting to defy the natural order of things leads to terrible outcomes.

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In the novel, Frankenstein by Mary Shelley the character Elizabeth acts as a foil to Victor as she nurtures everyone while Victor's intentions are selfish. She serves to reveal the theme of self-gains can lead to self-destruction.

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In the novel Frankenstein, the acts of cruelty toward the creature such as abandoning and not accepting the creature cause him to be cruel to others.

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In the novel Frankenstein, the acts of cruelty toward the creature such as abandoning and not accepting the creature cause him to be cruel to others.

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In Frankenstein, the country of Switzerland represents Victor's sense of innocence and his last ties to humanity. This is clearly displayed through the way he thinks of his homeland, as a place of peace where all his family lives, and is further emphasized when the creature comes into Switzerland and Victor feels violated and invaded by his presence. These events tie into the theme of loss of innocence as Victor's homeland slowly becomes a place of misery that he dreads returning to.

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In the novel Frankenstein, the character Henry Clerval acts as a foil to Victor. They met in Ingolstat and became best friends. 

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In the novel Frankenstein, the character Henry Clerval acts as a foil to Victor. They met in Ingolstat and became best friends. 

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In the novel Frankenstein by Mary Shelley, acts of cruelty performed towards Victor including the murder of his loved ones reveal the creature's rage towards Victor showing how neglect causes harmful patterns.

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In Frankenstein, Elizabeth is Victor's cousin, wife, lover and friend. She serves as a foil to Victor by showing that people need companionship and love with one another.

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In Frankenstein Victor is gifted with ambition and knowledge. He is able to achieve the great scientific discovery of creating life, but his creature turns on him and murders most of his close family and friends. Victor Frankenstein's experience shows how knowledge is dangerous when applied in the wrong way.

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In The novel Frankenstein, Victor has the gift of intelligence which gave him the idea to bring something back from the dead, but he couldn't control it and the creature killed some of his loved ones. The theme is all choices have consequences.

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In The novel Frankenstein, Victor has the gift of intelligence which gave him the idea to bring something back from the dead, but he couldn't control it and the creature killed some of his loved ones. The theme is all choices have consequences.

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In the novel Frankenstein, the character Elizabeth is a foil to Victor. Elizabeth remains hopeful while Victor demonstrates negativity and this contrast shows the theme that having a negative outlook limits your happiness.

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In Frankenstein, Victor has the gift of knowledge, which allows him to find a way to create the monster, but ends up as a curse because the Creature is a murderer and has a grudge against him. This shows the theme that knowledge is not always a gift.

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Robert Walton and Victor Frankenstein are similar characters in Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein". Their selfishness and their ambition makes them serve as foils. This contributes to the theme of Frankenstein that ambition is self-destructive.

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In the novel Frankenstein, Victor has the gift of knowledge which gives him the advantage of making a scientific discovery, but it is a problem because it leads to harm and this shows the theme that knowledge should have boundaries.

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In Frankenstein, Victor's friend Henry Clerval is a foil for Victor. While Victor pursues science religiously, Henry Clerval pursues language and is caring and charismatic. Through their relationship and interactions, we learn about Clerval's strength of being caring, and we learn about Victor's weakness of not being able to understand consequences. This ties into the theme that we can be our greatest destruction.

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In the novel Frankenstein, acts of cruelty are performed towards the creature by humans and this reveals details about the humans that show the theme that human nature is to judge and not accept.

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The Creature's presentation in Frankenstein changes our perception of him. While telling his story and in his interaction with Robert Walton, we learn of a different creature than the one Victor spoke about. This creature was not evil, but sorely misunderstood and lashed out. This ties into the theme that lack of love leads to a person's destruction.

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In Frankenstein, Victor's gift of knowledge is advantage because he makes a scientific breakthrough, but it is also a burden because The Creature kills people. This ties into the theme that the application of knowledge can be dangerous.