Frankenstein characters
- Created by: Alfreddo
- Created on: 11-05-17 14:14
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- Frankenstein Characters
- Frankenstein
- Self absorbed
- Since he could have stopped Justine being executed but instead let her die instead of taking the blame for his creation.
- He let everyone close to him die.
- Abandoned the creature
- Which led to the creature wanting to seek revenge on F by killing everyone close to him.
- Everyone close to him was killed/murdered by the creature
- Self absorbed
- The Creature
- Innocent but he is corrupted by society (Jean Jacques Rousseau)
- Rejected by society
- Creature is also rejected by the DeLacey family
- Abandoned by Frankenstein
- Wants to seek revenge on Frankenstein
- Kills everyone close to Frankenstein
- Walton
- He only appears at the beginning and at the end of the novel
- Frankenstein tells Walton his story and about the monster before he dies.
- Writes letters to his sister about everything going on while on board the ship.
- Letters are present at the beginning
- De Lacey Family
- The monster learned from then when felix was teaching s'afie
- The family consists of Felix, agatha and their father a blind old man.
- The blind old man is the only one who accepts the creature because he listens to him and can't judge him based on his appearance
- William
- He was killed by the creature just outside Geneva
- Justine was blamed for his death since the monster put williams locket in justines pocket.
- He is Victors younger brother
- Justine
- Is blamed for the death of William
- She was executed
- Frankenstein could have prevented her death
- But it would have meant that Frankenstein would have got the blame.
- She he created the creature and abandoned It.
- But it would have meant that Frankenstein would have got the blame.
- She was adopted into the Frankenstein household during Victors childhood.
- Is blamed for the death of William
- Henry Clerval
- Always looks after and supports Frankenstein
- Can be linked to nature since they both heal Frankenstein
- Victors childhood friend
- Elizabeth
- 1818 edition she was Frankenstein's cousin. In the 1831 edition she was an orphan that Victors mother rescued from a peasant cottage in Italy.
- She embodies the novels motif of passive woman.
- Frankenstein
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