What is the difference between Frankenstein and Frankenstein junior?

Answer 1

In fiction, Zombies are dead humans either brought back to life by magical means to become mindless living dead creatures whose flesh is slowly rotting, or people who's higher cognitive functions have been destroyed by some sort of infection. In many stories they will attack any living thing, including humans, to feed their single minded cannibalistic lust for flesh and blood. In some stories their lust can be interrupted by magical means and then they become the slave of the magic master. In other stories, they much simply be dispatched by other means, often by destroying the brain. In many stories zombies can create other zombies by passing along the zombie virus to living humans.

Frankenstein was a fictional scientist from Mary Shelley's 1818 novel Frankenstein; or, the Modern Promentheus who created a a living being by out of various human and animal parts. This being, simply referred to as the "Creature," is often mistakenly called Frankenstein. In the original novelization, the Creature was highly intelligent, equal to a human in mind, but hideous in appearance. Later movie depictions show Frankenstein as a mad scientist and his monster as unintelligent, but still having a mind of his own.

Answer 2

Macbeth was Scottish; Frankenstein was Swiss. Macbeth was a soldier; Frankenstein was a physician. Macbeth is a historical character; Frankenstein is pure fiction. Macbeth murders someone; Frankenstein brings someone to life. Macbeth's moral sense becomes more blunted over time; Frankenstein's becomes more acute. Really it would be a shorter answer if we had to answer what, apart from their both being the subjects of literature, they have in common.

Answer 3

Frankenstein Junior is Frankensteins son.

Answer 4

haha caliban sounds like taliban!