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- A man passionate and eager to expand his knowledge of Science, he is the creator of the Monster. He is obsessed on his quest to find "Immortality" and help those who have been taken by death.

- He is isolated and alone when creating the monster, and soon returns home to find tragedy there.

-  He becomes depressed and regretful after creating the monster, as he knows that the Monster killed many people that he loved.

- He hunts down the monster and tries to kill him for killing his wife and everyone such as "Henry Clerval, Elizabeth, and others.

- He finally understands near the end of the story his wrongdoings and actions and how immoral he really is.

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Victor's rich father, who was gradually concerned about his health and well being.

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-Henry Clerval is Victor's close friend.
- Henry Clerval is the son of a merchant of Geneva.

-He is not interested in Science, but more in Morality. Victor describes him as having a "noble spirit," of being "perfectly humane, so thoughtful in his generosity, so full of kindness and tenderness amidst his passion.

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The theme in this story is scientific because back then, people were obsessed with advancements, new discoveries, so this was an inspiration for the author. Horror was used for entertainment because people didn't have Tv's,telephones, so horror stories were considered as fun. Morality, the whole book surrounds morals and the question " whether Frankenstein was truly the monster", or if what he did was right or wrong is apart of morality.

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-Creation of Frankenstein
-Was abandoned when he first came to life.
- becomes intellegent and sensitive to his surroundings.
-Tries to enter society but is shunned by everyone around him.
-agrees to hide away in the jungles of South Africa and never hurt anyone ever again if Victor creates someone he could love.
-Seeks revenge on his creator for abandoning him and going back on his word.
-Kills Elizabeth by strangling her.

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Robert Walton is sending letters to his sister, informing his sister about his journey and feelings of loneliness.
He later discovered Frankenstein in the ocean and becomes fascinated by him and his tragic story.
Victor describes his childhood in Geneva and growing up along side a stranger, whom they adopted as a sister who is beautiful and attractive. They soon become friends and cared deeply for one another. His mother dies and wishes for them to marry. He then attends the university of Ingolstadt where he becomes interested in science. He then decides that he wants to find the elixir of life and begins creating the monster. He realizes that there were pieces of the human body that he couldn't attain so he resorted to grave robbing with no regard to the moral consequences that followed. He is successful with his creation but immediately shuns it because of its hideousness.

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Mary Shelley's purpose of creating this story was and attempt at two things. First it was meant to be a horror story and the background of how she created it (the surroundings, that night in the cabin) helped influence the overall purpose. The second thing is the fact that man should not take the role of god because in the story we see that Frankenstein wanted to find the elixir of life and discover ways to become immortal.

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Reasons for choosing letters instead of normal chapters.

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Reasons for choosing letters instead of normal chapters.

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Mary Shelley clearly wanted us to understand Walton emotions through him, rather than keeping it boring, this was done to provide better understanding of emotions such as loneliness that Walton was feeling, while providing the readers with a sense of his personality and allows them to sympathize his sad confessions.

In addition, Mary Shelley wanted to provide scenes that don't involve Victor to show the consequences of his actions such as when the monster feels grief and remorse after his creator passes away.

By having the beginning start off with a man desperate to search and understand the known, we are able to relate him to Victor. Since Victor regrets his passion about science and his pursuit to create eternal life, allowing us to see how Walton could also be led to the same fate.

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Mary Shelley uses many words that have prefixes/suffixes, which readers could easily understand by separating/discussing the nouns, verbs, adjectives, adverbs depending on how the word is used in a sentence.