Frankenstein Peom: we should not judge people by their appearance is one of the themes in Frankenstein how do the events in the story and the. Character behavior convey this? Cite text evidencefrom the text to support your claims.

The way in which the author deals with issues of society, despite belonging to the nineteenth century, is timeless. Because the elements that revolve around the prejudices issued based on the physical aspect, the search for acceptance within a social group and the lack of tolerance towards the different persist to this day.

"I want a female creature as horrible as me. Our monstrosity will unite us. I want a living being to feel sympathy for me! " With phrases like this one, it is not complicated to identify what kind of attitudes on the part of the population make him feel agony and misery, and that finally lead him to make the decision to end his own life.