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FRANKENSTEIN
Significance of a journey
A journey is more than just movement from one place to another. They are about learning and growth and have potential to teach people about themselves and about others. The adventure leads to self realisation.
"life is a journey, not a destination"
Frankenstein is a journey of tragic deaths- caroline, William, Justine, Elizabeth, Victor, Henry, she-moster
Robert Walton
main narratives- the letters to his sister (margeret) about Victor's tragic story
picks up victor from the ice where he tells his life journey
Journey portrayed by third party
an explorer chasing after that country of eternal light
Walton met frankenstein
Victor Frankenstein
grew up in Geneva
becomes fascinated with the "secret of life" and brings the monster to life
tragic deaths of victors loved ones by the monster
over ambitious
self realisation about the horror that he has created
mistakes-define a journey through its ups and downs
Victor changes overt he course of the novel from an innocent boy fascinated by the secret of life to a guilt-ridden man determined to correct his mistakes
Monster
The monster's journey is a search for self-identity and understanding.
He longs for acceptance and connection, but his physical appearance sets him apart, leading to a sense of alienation and internal conflict.
The monster's journey serves as a cautionary tale, highlighting the dangers of unrestrained ambition and the moral implications of playing god.
The monster's journey blurs the line between humanity and monstrosity. Despite his physical appearance, the creature displays a range of human emotions, desires, and vulnerabilities. This challenges the conventional notions of what makes someone human or a monster, emphasizing the importance of empathy and understanding.
Education
Victor
Studied at the university of Igngolstadt, where he further immerses himself in his studies and becomes obsessed with the idea of creating life.
focuses on the pursuit of scientific knowledge.
over ambitious in his studies
Robert Walton
Robert Walton's education differs from Victor's in that it is more experiential and adventurous.
He is an explorer and scientist
His education is driven by a desire for exploration and the pursuit of scientific truths
Walton's education is not limited to formal institutions but extends to the experiences and encounters he has during his expedition. Through his letters to his sister Margaret, Walton documents his observations, thoughts, and interactions with the crew and the mysterious figure of Victor Frankenstein.
Monster
After his creation, the monster is initially like a blank slate, devoid of knowledge and understanding. Through his observations and interactions with the natural world, he begins to teach himself various skills and acquires knowledge about the environment and human behavior.
He observes a family, the De Lacey family, in particular, and learns about human language, emotions, and social dynamics. He learns to read books and gains knowledge about history, literature, and philosophy.
Passage of time