Frankenstein

When speaking on personalities there are a series of emotional patterns that each person personifies. A man/woman can seem very similar when it comes down to this. For example, for every emotional action there’s a reaction that will come from a human being whether it’s an action of love or hate. I can’t explain why but I do know it’s a big part of life. However, Frankenstein also can be read as an account of a woman's anxieties and insecurities about her own creative and reproductive capabilities.
In the beginning of this book there were a numerous amount of letters written to Dr. Frankenstein, while he was in the process of creation. Dr. Frankenstein ignored nearly all of them, but there was one he couldn’t help but respond to. The letter Dr. Frankenstein took time out to respond to was one that consisted of information about a young kid in which he cared so dearly for becoming ill. He had no choice but to write the letter because he didn’t want people thinking ...