Mary (then Mary Wolstonecraft Godwin) Shelly's Frankenstein was actually written on sort of a dare. While vacationing in Switzerland with Lord Byron, Mary and her future husband Percy Shelly and friends were housebound during inclement weather. To entertain themselves, they began talking, telling each other stories. The dare comes about when Lord Byron challenged the members of the group to to see who could create a supernatural tale. Mary Shelly had a nightmare as a result of the ghost stories and began to draft Frankenstein the next day.
Shelly wrote a fab story, which if you read it in the original, is totally unlike the boris karloff movie. the movie was okay, but has little to do with a "monster" who speaks, thinks, and only desires real companionship, which the good doctor will not provide him with. the creature wants a mate, and to run away to the jungles, but Frankenstein is nervous that he'll create some super race to take over the humans (ultimately), and so everyone loses in a big way. great story.
actually fool .. the novel is still popular today because themes that appear in the novel are still disscused today like the idea of creating mankind and playin god.
because he's good in making friends
Frankenstein is popular because it was the first real Horror film. Even though it is not scary, even back in the 1930's, it is a favorite and first suspense horror film.
# It was the first to incorporate an entirely new idea. Reanimating a dead body through science - which was becoming conceivable due to the current work in bio-electricity # It was a 'hit' when it came out and, as with all celebrities, its 'well known-ness' breeds more of the same. # It is was well written for its time having copious mood and drama, a couple centralizing theme and messages - obsessions will destroy you - nature vs. nurture.
It's a horror book. Who doesn't love a good horror? Now to answer the question, the book Frankenstein is so popular because lots of people find it very interesting to read about a mad scientist's monster creation! *Faint*
because it shows people what life was like in the 19th century and what lengths some one would go to, to revive some one they love
It is a classic because it was the first science-fiction book.
yes because it shows people what life was like in the 19th century and what lengths some one would go to, to revive some one they love
because it was a huge breakthough in romantic era literature and at the time people were experimenting with science so it was relevant and scary for them
Approximately 74, 726 words are in Frankenstein; give or take.
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no, Elizabeth is not a Frankenstein, merely a ward of the family. That's why its okay for Victor to marry her.
Read the book and find out
In the book there was no such a person. In the movies he is known as Igor.
Popular idea was he was either a Doctor or a Medical student- hence Doctor Frankenstein. Strictly speaking, it is a sort of courtesy rank, he is not described as Dr. Frankenstein in the novel.
In Shelley's original work, Frankenstein's monster was created by means of Alchemy that are not detailed in the book. In popular media, though, Frankenstein's creature is often brought to life by being stitched together out of various organic parts and brought to life by lightning.
Frankenstein was the main character; the man who created the monster. The other title of the book is The Modern Prometheus.
He wasn't Frankenstein was a character in a book, Frankenstein's Monster by Mary Shelley.
Dr. Frankenstein Victor Frankenstein is the name of the scientist that made the monster out of dead body parts. Therefore the answer to your question is: Mr. & Mrs. Frankenstein.
In the 1942 book, "The Stranger" by Albert Camus the stranger is Meursault, a French Algerian.
Approximately 74, 726 words are in Frankenstein; give or take.
Mary shelly
it has a gothic genre
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