Frankenstein is thought to be a criticism of capitalism by Mary Shelley. The "monster" is capitalism and greed.
The entire book is actually a frame story. Dr. Frankenstein relate the story of his life to the sea captain before he dies.
The theme of parenting in "Frankenstein" is evident through Victor Frankenstein's role as creator/parent and his abandonment of his creation, the monster. This abandonment leads to the monster seeking revenge and Victor ultimately failing in his responsibility as a parental figure. The novel explores the impact of neglect and absence of guidance from a parental figure on the development and behavior of an individual.
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The folds in the cristae increase the surface area, so cellular respiration can occur more efficiently.
The nature of monstrosity and the cause of loneliness
Predation coefficients relate the number of prey killed to the production of predator offspring.
Mary Shelley's inspiration for the novel came out of a story she wrote when Byron, Percy Shelley and Mary Shelley were staying on lake Geneva. The three of them challanged each other to a ghost story competition. Mary's story became Frankenstien.Further, many aspects of Byron's personality are said to have inspired aspects of "the creature". Byron had a club foot which cause him to walk with an awkward and shambling gait. Of all the Romantic Poets Byron best represents the spirit of firey indignation and willfullness that accompanies the Romantic spirit, both in his writing (see Prometheus and Manfred) as well as in his life.
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The viscosity increase when the number of carbon atoms in a chain increase.
Robert Walton is a character of the novel 'Frankenstein', written by Mary Shelley. He is the one who tells the story of Victor Frankenstein and the monster he created, after hearing the story from Victor himself, after he was rescued by him and his crew. He is a British adventurer that shares Victor's aims for greatness and adventure, he is also someone who feels as lonely as Victor and as the Monster, so he can understand their pain.
I think that both main characters relate to cloning, because what the doctor is trying to do is create life, and that's sort of like cloning, and the created being is like a clone.Another answerNone of the characters relate directly to cloning, but I'd say Frankenstein is the closest as he has used other body's to create one whole body.
Both characters are depicted as outcasts and rebels against their creator. Satan in Paradise Lost rebels against God and is cast out of heaven, while the monster in Frankenstein rebels against Victor Frankenstein and is rejected by society. Both characters experience feelings of isolation and seek revenge against those who wronged them.