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Robert Walton is writing to his sister, Margaret about his voyage.
1) Walton shares his desire to explore places and have adventures.
2)He assures her of his safety throughout his trip, and that he is rather confident of his success.
3) We are then informed of the dangerous situation in which he is stuck between ice glaciers.
4)He shares with her that he first witnesses a giant on piece of ice.
5)He then tells her that he is approached by a man on the glacier (Victor) that he allows on his boat.
6)Robert is very happy that Victor has joined him as he never truly had friends on the boat and was amazed by Victor's personality.
7)The letters end when Robert begins telling Margaret of Victor's story.

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He is introduced when he began writing letters to his sister, Margaret. He shares his excitement to begin his voyage and his slight over-confidence towards his success. He then shares his concern with not being able to make friends. He was a lonely man. Soon, his boat is surrounded by ice glaciers. He is then joined by Frankenstein whom he was very fond of. He began listening to his story and by the end of the book, we are informed that Robert wanted to continue his voyage despite the bad whether conditions but did not for the sake of his pleading men.

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Victor is a clever character who is curious about education, specifically science and how the world works. He went to university in Germany at University of Ingolstadt and was successful in the subjects of chemistry. He focused on the creation of life' and attacked this topic with excitement. Victor goes on and creates his creature in Germany hidden from everyone and social life. However, he abandoned his creature and did not think of the implications because of it. This lead him to greatly suffer as the monster refers to Victor as a 'father.'

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Alphonse is Victor Frankenstien's father. He has a strong reputation in Geneva and is well-respected. Victor feels that he did not receive much help from his father in his childhood as he did not extensively warn him from his passions and desires. However, throughout the book, Alphonse displayed care and worry towards his son which may show that Victor was simply blaming someone else for his wrong doings.

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The creature is the result of Victor's effort and ambition for the creation of life. Before being created (in its process), the creature is the reflection of a successful and productive discovery for society. When it is finally finished and comes alive, Frankenstein sees his creation as a mixture of dead bodies that after all the effort ends up being something that instead of being a human being ends up being a monster. This thought goes further, when the creature feels the rejection of its creator an he ends the life of William, Victor's little brother and flees. After moving away from its creator, it seeks consolation in society. It does not work, because not only Victor sees it as a failed experiment. Society discriminates against him because they see him also as a monster. Before the lack of company and the feeling of anguish for being the only one like him, the creature asks Frankenstein to create someone like him. Victor ends up denying and the creature, as an answer, ends the life of Victor's best friend. This shows how the monster wants to end the life of the most beloved that has victor in life as is his family circle.

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Henry is Victor's friend. He acts as a symbol of happiness to him and a 'reference point' to look at in his tough times. Henry did not focus on science and alchemy in his life like Victor but rather focused on having strong and good morals.

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The creature's story began when he hid in small caves. He informed the readers that he never went during the morning time as he was always afraid of scaring people due to his hideous features. He then comes across a family in the village that he watches over. This family included Abigail, Felix, their father, Safie, and her father. The creature showed how compassionate he was able to be as he always cared for the family he watched over. He provided them with food and helped with their work. He adapted to their language and learned to pronounce words from continuously hearing their conversations. He was always afraid to present himself to them as he knew they would be horrified by his appearance. He then decides to meet with their father, who is blind. He does not leave early enough and is then met with Felix, Abigail and Safie who faints upon seeing him. He then leaves that area and goes through many different emotions. He is also shot during this time. He then decides he wants a female companion that he could spend his time with, one as ugly as him. He promises Victor that if he was to create a female companion, he would never bother him again. Victor accepts, but then does not continue. The monster now kills Clerval. Although he has killed three people until now, he really did not want to. He also stuck with his promise to kill Elizabeth and he did. He then runs away from Victor, but still makes sure Victor was always close to him. After a very long time, Victor dies in which the creature appears in the boat. He promised that he did not enjoy killing people but that Victor deserved it as he had created him in a disgusting and horrible way that nobody was able to handle.

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Victor's mother adopted Elizabeth from an Italian family and she was considered beautiful. She was kind and sensible towards Victor. She is an innocent character because although she thought Victor was with another woman, she still wanted to marry him. She cared for Victor and was always worried about his condition whether that was in his travels or when his younger brother passed away

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The formatting of this book is interesting because it does not consist of one point of view but instead speaks in many different perspectives.
1) It begins and ends with Robert's point of view in which he is sending letters to his sister of his adventure and what is occurring throughout his voyage.
2) Second comes Victor's point of view in which he begins telling his story and how he began creating the creature.
3) Third comes the creature's story in which he informs readers of what he has been through.

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Function/effect of the specific narrator

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Function/effect of the specific narrator

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Based on the narrator, the author was able to structuralize each chapter based on that character's function and effect on the story as a hole.
1) Robert- His effect on the story was not to really major but still played an important role. As we return to his point of view twice throughout the duration of the book, we are able to understand that sole purpose of being in the book was to introduce Victor's story and end it.
2)Victor- His function was of course to create the creature but to also dread on his creation. He played the role of guilt and misery. His role was reliant on the ideology that "playing God" had negative effects on the well-being of a human as it caused him to endure continous torment.
Creature- The creature's function was to mainly emphasize the bad in allowing yourself to advance in aspects that you generally have no business in to begin with. The creature played the role of the one that caused the torment, guilt and misery.

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Throughout the book, the placement of information was all related to the formatting of the story. It all went so well together based on who's perspective it was being told by. No matter who was speaking, the readers were presented with information in a surprising and interesting way. It was like the readers were able to feel the pain and misery that Victor was going through upon hearing the news of the murders.

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How do authors create characters and conflict that are both universal and bound by culture? How do authors address concerns of psychology and morality?

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How do authors create characters and conflict that are both universal and bound by culture? How do authors address concerns of psychology and morality?

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The approach Shelly took to tackle these questions 

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The approach Shelly took to tackle these questions 

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She approached this mainly through her characters Victor and the monster. Both faced similar struggles but had a different 'reaction' to them. For example, both faced isolation at a point of their lives; victor reacted by channeling his thoughts to creating something without considering its consequences. On the other hand, Victor reacted by learning new things such as language and how people act with each other. Shelly did this to 'cover' multiple aspects at once and demonstrate real situations that occur in our society today.

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Marry Shelley used shakespearean era words such as abhor, endeavors, palpable, and many more. The specific language presented throughout this book was used to create some sort of mystery towards the plot. The specific words incorporated into the chapters were not very easy to understand but at the same time were not difficult. The context clues surrounding the word made it rather easy to put it into simpler terms. Readers are also able to look at the pre-fixes and suffixes added to the word in order to gain a deeper understanding towards what is occurring.

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-Victor begins his story by telling Robert how he was always interest in Science. He had studied many different fields of science until he focused on one, anatomy. He began researching the different ways that he could create life. He believed that in order to study life, he must first study death. He visited different morgues in which he reviewed the details of death and collected his needed body parts. He then began creating life after realizing what he was capable of.
-Victor then creates the monster and upon giving it life, becomes increasingly afraid of it. He forms a hatred towards his creation and suspects that he may have killed his little brother upon hearing the news that he had been strangled. Victor then returns back to Geneva where he watches Justine get blamed for something that he knew was not her. She was later executed. Victor continues to blame himself for the death of two people.
-Victor continues to be closely tormented by the creature and is eventually confronted by him. The creature requests Victor to create a female companion in which Victor begins but then realizes he should not continue. The creature then kills Henry Clerval, Victor's dear friend. Victor then goes through a trial in which he was accused of killing Clerval upon his arrival to an unknown island. He is then released and returns to Marry Elizabeth but is haunted by the creatures warning about his wedding night.
-When he is on his honey moon in after marrying Elizabeth, the creature kills her as promised. Victor then leaves after the creature, promising not to leave him until he kills him. He believes that it is God that provides him with the strength to keep going after him. He does not succeed and dies before he was able to kill the creature.