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Title: Who would have thought?
Review: When being told I was to read Frankenstein for a college fiction class, I was not exactly thrilled. I knew what Frankenstein was about, or so I thought. Although many movies have been made about Frankenstein, none compare to Mary Shelley's novel. Shelley captures human emotion like no movie can. The expression of anger, sorrow, and helplessness of the monster created cannot be seen in such movies. Shelley's novel ties a completely fictional idea to real life in which everyone can relate. There are many things that can be taken away from this novel aside from the whole "man creating monster" idea. For a look at real human emotion, this is a great read.
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