Frankenstein

Frankenstein is set against the backdrop of the European Industrial Revolution and tells the story of a young scientist named Victor Frankenstein who uses chemical and electrical technology to create a monster with human intelligence and emotions. However, this monster was rejected by its creator and society, leading to a series of tragedies. The novel deeply explores themes such as science and morality, human and nature, creation and responsibility. The monster created by Frankenstein is actually a symbol of humanity's unrestrained pursuit of science and technology. The tragic experience of monsters reflects human ignorance and arrogance towards nature and life, as well as their avoidance of responsibility and consequences for their actions.