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To what extent does 'Frankenstein' and the 'Picture of Dorian…

- - - - Victor shows that he spends his entire life trying to do this one pursuit above anything else 'the modern Promethus' you can see that this gift to humanity is ultimately left behind when dreams are crushed when The monster ultimately is physically monstrous and leaves the monster alone and leaves his life long pursuit that leads to the physical manifestation of his lifestyle eventually destroys him through the pursuit of forbidden
        
        The monster is the life long pursuit and eventually kills Victor (The upper echelons) pursue after the abandonment
  - - - Lord Henry shows interest in dorian and shapes him by his own ideals that he himself couldn't reach but the leaves dorian to deal with the result of his own broken ideals and sinner of the open society
      - Lord Henry's interests are fleeting and once basil is murdered by Dorian Henry looses his link to Dorian and therefor looses interest
        
        Reflects the Lack of emotional connection in the society that there is between the two and the fact that Dorian shows very little value to Henry who considers himself more important then Dorian
      - The abandonment by lord Henry physically but his ideology sticks to Dorian and that is what eventually destroys him and he is still following his ideals and eventually looses everything that he once considered dear now to hold onto this one pursuit that ultimately is his dimise
        
        Lord Henry's physical abandonment of Dorian leads him to cling to the only pursue that Henry called Important at the expense of himself and to what he once called dear now is souly focused on what he can inevitably never achieve (at what cost)
- - - - The destruction of
  - - - (BASIL)Dorian's deep pursue about his purpective and the lack of regret he has over the consequences in the purse of the perfection that is mirrored in Basil's that does believe that Dorian is his dream muse and when he learns that Dorian is murdering his soul he tries to get Dorian to turn back.
        
        Basil's fixation of Dorian's looks are shown through the continues views of him as an artists muse but ultimately chooses Dorian as a person rather then what he could do for himself unlike Henry
      - (SIBIL)