The monster was in a forest close to the Doctors home and came across a little boy, who turned out to be Frankenstein’s younger brother, William. The monster did not want to kill the little boy at first; he thought that William would be more understanding because children are more innocent and understanding than adults. The monster thought the kid might accept him but unfortunately, William did not instead the boy shouted and screamed as soon as he saw the beast.
“Hideous monster let me go”
Then the beast spotted a locket around the boys neck, it had a picture of Frankenstein in it. The monster grasped the boy by the throat he was furious. This was the perfect opportunity for the monster to seek his revenge, he sliced the little boys neck. William died instantly the monster ripped the locket off the boys neck with pride his heart swelled with triumph. Frankenstein had truly created a monster. I think that the monster was wrong to kill William Frankenstein’s little brother because the boys only crime was to be a blood relative of the creator. If the monster wanted to kill someone to make up for the hurt he felt when created he should have killed the creator because his family had nothing to do with it. I suppose the little boys death would have hurt Frankenstein because he knew it was his fault, he felt guilty. The monster actions had the desired affect. The monster confronted Frankenstein and asked him to create a mate for him. The monster wanted a mate so there would be someone else in the world like him, someone who had the same feelings as him, someone who knew what it was like, someone to be his friend and talk to him. Frankenstein agreed to the monsters demand because he did not want himself or his family to come to anymore harm. But after the meeting with the monster Frankenstein didn’t want to make the monster a pal, he had already made the mistake of playing god once he was not going to do it again, he did not want to give the world another monster. The monster was furious he swore revenge.
“I shall be with you on your wedding night”
The monster was true to his word. On the wedding night Elizabeth was brutally murdered by the monster. He found Elizabeth in the bedroom and killed her he finally had the ultimate revenge that will haunt the creator forever.
Now it was Frankenstein turn to seek revenge. For the rest of his life Frankenstein concentrated all his time and energy into seeking out and killing his creation. He wants to kill his monster because he has killed his brother and his beloved wife Elizabeth. I also tink Frankenstein wants to kill the monster because he does not want it to hurt anyone else in the world. He followed the monster to the corner of the earth, the South Pole. When the Doctor saw a stranded ship in the distance, he went to warn the captain and his crew. He raced ahead of the monster and told the captain about the monster. At First, the captain dismissed Frankenstein’s plea, but a spine chilling roar chilling roar convinced the captain that dr. Frankenstein was telling the truth. Frankenstein told the captain the story on his deathbed. The tied and cold doctor died of hypothermia; the captain broke down into tears even though he had just met Frankenstein. The monster came into the room and saw his creator; instead of celebrating the death of his enemy, the monster sat by the lifeless body and cried. This surprised me because I thought the monster would be happy that the man who brought him all this misery was finally dead. The monster still loved Frankenstein like a father, which is really, what he was to the monster. Maybe the monster cried because he might have thought the death of Frankenstein was his fault because the doctor wanted revenge after the beast kill the doctors brother and wife. This forced the doctor to follow the monster into the harsh conditions of the South Pole. The creator body was put onto a wooden craft, the monster stood on the craft and killed himself with the body of his father. The monster killed himself because there was nothing else to live for.
