Frankenstein

The novel delves into themes of creation and responsibility as Victor Frankenstein, driven by ambition, brings a creature to life. This act leads to dire consequences, exploring the boundaries of scientific exploration and the moral implications of playing god. Shelley's work examines the complexities of humanity, isolation, and the quest for acceptance, ultimately questioning what it means to be truly alive. The chilling narrative aims to evoke fear and provoke deep emotional responses from readers.