Question

Isolation is a common theme in Frankenstein.

Answer 1

Character alienation, whether intentional or unintentional, serves as a metaphor for loneliness in Frankenstein.

What is common theme in Frankenstein?

• In her novel Frankenstein, English author Mary Shelley examines themes of life, death, and man vs nature while telling the tale of a monster made by a scientist.
• Character estrangement, whether intentional or unintentional, serves as a metaphor for loneliness in Frankenstein. Victor decides to live alone to advance his studies from the start of the book. Victor abandons school and distances himself from his loved ones as he pursues his quest for knowledge.
• Victor Frankenstein isolates himself, which makes him depressed and further isolates him in Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," whereas the creature suffers from exogenous isolation, which results in rage and grievance.

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