Frankenstein's monster is a fictional character that first appeared in Mary Shelley's novel, titled Frankenstein or The Modern Prometheus. In the novel the creature has no name-a symbol does not have parents and a lack of a sense of humanity from itself and identity. He always called himself when talking to the creator is Victor Frankenstein, the Adam of your labors. In the novel, he was dubbed the creature, Fiend, the daemon, wretch, devil, thing, being and the ogre.
In the novel, published in 1818, these monsters do not really have a name. He just pieces of bodies collected a forensic physician who made a study to revive a dead man. The doctor named Victor Frankenstein. Therefore, the monster Frankenstein himself calls himself because he did not know her name.
Frankenstein's monster was not actually depicted as a villain or a symbol of evil that terrorized residents. Monster is just a figure of undead seek identity, because he was not created by God but was created by a doctor. Therefore, the novel and it exploded in reprint even still today. This novel is a modern rebellion against the God who had doubts.
This novel is an irony of the creation of man. Since the modern era, which is about the early 18th century, people began to leave the Lord for all the mysteries of the creation of nature can be answered by science. Mary Shelley's novel is a novel that tells the development of knowledge that humans can behave as God created human beings with the dead.
