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"Frankenstein" by M. Shelley (Luka C.) (Themes (The search for…

- - - - Searching for Perfection
      - Victor's main flaw turns into this very pursuit, ultimately FATE strikes him down from his high horse
  - - - Examples: pp. 42, 49, 55, 59
      - Victor is main here as that pursuit turned into an obsession that turned into an actual live and complex creation that he ultimately fails to respond to with proper dignity
  - - - Ultimately somewhat connects to Walton w/truth
  - - - Coleridge
        
        Eolian Harp & Rime of Ancient Mariner allusions
      - Milton and Plutarch
        
        Creature allusion between that of Adam and that of Satan w/ Victor being God (playing God)
        
        Many comparisons of Victor and the creature with both of Adam and Satan, though the latter prevails in Volume 3
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  - - - In the end, both the just and unjust suffer the same fate with the unjust enduring great wretchedness through their trials
- - - - It is where the creature feels most at home
  - - - EMOTION
        
        Many references to pity, horror, tragedy and wretchedness, especially in Volume 2 with the creature and Volume 3 with Victor