Dangerous Knowledge - Life and Existence - Secrecy and Lies - Appearances - Nature - Revenge
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Dangerous Knowledge
Both Victor and Robert Walton push human knowledge beyond its current boundaries - This turns out badly for them both.
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Life and Existence
If Victor can create life from nothing, what does this say about the role of parents? The Creature seems to be a ‘blank slate’ and his personality develops according to his treatment by society. Is this how it is when humans are born?
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Secrecy and Lies
Victor covers up his creation and ends up losing everyone he loves. His own health also suffers with the secret he keeps inside.
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Appearances
The Creature is rejected by everybody purely on the basis of his looks. Victor is possibly more monstrous than the Creature.
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Nature
The natural world is seen as a place where people can be renewed spiritually. Victor often uses the natural world to try to ease his guilt. However, at the end of the novel, the frozen wastes represent Victor’s emotional state and the end
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Revenge
The Creature takes revenge on Victor for abandoning him. Victor then tries to take revenge on the Creature.
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Other cards in this set
Card 2
Front
Both Victor and Robert Walton push human knowledge beyond its current boundaries - This turns out badly for them both.
Back
Dangerous Knowledge
Card 3
Front
If Victor can create life from nothing, what does this say about the role of parents? The Creature seems to be a ‘blank slate’ and his personality develops according to his treatment by society. Is this how it is when humans are born?
Back
Card 4
Front
Victor covers up his creation and ends up losing everyone he loves. His own health also suffers with the secret he keeps inside.
Back
Card 5
Front
The Creature is rejected by everybody purely on the basis of his looks. Victor is possibly more monstrous than the Creature.
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