Frankenstein - Mary Shelley - 1818

Frankenstein, written by Mary Shelley in 1818, tells the story of a scientist named Victor Frankenstein who creates a creature out of body parts.

Despite his initial horror at his creation, Victor eventually takes pity on the creature, teaching it to read, write, and speak.

The creature, however, is rejected by society and tormented by Victor's family and friends, leading him to seek revenge.

Victor's journey to confront the creature leads him to a shipwreck, where he is rescued by Walton and his crew.

Walton tells the creature's story to Victor, who is eventually reunited with his family and friends.

In the end, Victor is able to find peace and come to terms with the creature he created.

The novel highlights the dangers of unchecked ambition and suggests that love and understanding are essential for coexistence.

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