FRANKENSTEIN

Main characters

1. Victor Frankenstein: Frankenstein is a young man eager to learn who begins his own experiments to create a human being and eventually succeeds, but by creating a monster. He is a major character because much of the story is seen from his point of view. The book deals with the right and wrong things he does, making him the most important person in how the story develops and what it is about.

2.The monster: because it plays a major role in the development of events.

3.Elizabeth Lavenza: Victor’s adopted sister who becomes his wife.

4.Henri Clerval: Victor’s close friend since childhood.

5.Justine Moritz: A maid in Frankenstein’s house, she becomes accused of murder.

6.Captain Robert Walton: The narrator of the story, whom Frankenstein meets at the North Pole and tells him his story.

 Setting

Place: Born in Geneva, moves to Germany to study, goes to England to make a wife for the monster, then goes to Scotland, and finally goes to the North Pole to pursue the monster after killing his wife.

Time: The late eighteenth century and the beginning of the nineteenth century

 Plot( Sequence of events)

Frankenstein is a young man who is eager to learn, so he travels to Germany. After graduating, he began his experiments in making a human being and succeeded. However, instead, he made an ugly-looking monster that everyone hated. This was the problem! The monster asked Frankenstein to make him a wife because he felt lonely. Frankenstein agreed after the monster threatened him, but shortly before he finished making the monster’s wife, he backed down. The monster became very angry with him and killed his wife, his best friend, and his little brother. Because of Frankenstein’s extreme sadness, he died.

The Main idea and My opinion

Frankenstein made mistakes and caused chaos and unintended problems by mistake, because of his curiosity and determination to learn more. His strong desire leads to the catastrophe of the death of all the people close to him, leaving him alone, and because of his grief over losing them, he also dies. This ending tells us how important it is to be careful with science and what we invent, and that we must always think about what we want to do and be careful that the damage that will happen is as little as possible. When Frankenstein began his experiments, he did not even care about the shape of the organs he was using, and he did not think about how much it would affect the life of another creature. Because of that, he created an ugly-looking monster, which caused everyone to hate and fear him. This made the monster lonely, and I believe that no one deserves this treatment from people, and he did not do anything. In my point of view, the monster has always sought belonging and understanding.

 20 chunks important for the story

1. Being - كائن 

2. orphanage - دار الايتام 

3. Regret - ندم 

4. Groom - العريس 10

5. Bride - العروس

6. acquitted - تمت تبرئته

7. unfairness - ظلم 

8. Murder - قتل متعمد

9. Servant - خادم 

10. Escape - هروب 

11. prey- ضحية 

12. dystopian - بائس 

13. Resilience  - صمود 

14. Disturbance - إزعاج

15. distressed - بالأسى 

16. fearsome - مخيف 

17. Survival - نجاة 

18. Curiosity - الفضول 

19. Isolation - عزلة 

20. livid - غاضب