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Title: Bond and struggles between monster and creator are portrayed
Review: Contrary to my original belief that Frankenstein was a generic monster story, I found Shelly's novel to be engrossing. When Victor Frankenstein went to study at Ingolstadt, his quest for knowledge became the center of his life. He focused solely on his scientific creation, leaving little time for outside connections. However, when he finally brought life to his creature, Frankenstein had no idea that his "work of science," would eventually control his life. Shelly's novel breaks the boundaries set by dull science-fiction stories and enters a world of human nature, with love, vengeance, misery, anguish, and regret. The ending to this well written classic is just as enthralling as the first page, as the term "mad scientist" takes on a whole new meaning.
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