"Frankenstein"

When Science Oversteps: "Frankenstein" Unveiled "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley is a riveting blend of horror and philosophical drama. Victor Frankenstein's pursuit of scientific glory leads him to create a sentient being, not out of love but a cold - blooded quest for power. This isn't just a story of a monster on the loose; it's a sharp critique of scientific arrogance. What sets this book apart is Shelley's bold exploration of the "creator - creation" dynamic. Victor, the so - called creator, fails utterly in his parental role, leaving the creature to fend for itself. The creature, with its childlike innocence at first, is then twisted by a world that shuns it. Shelley's words paint a vivid picture of a world where technology outpaces morality. "Frankenstein" forces us to ask: In our rush for progress, are we ready to shoulder the moral weight of our creations? It's a timeless read, a wake - up call for every age obsessed with pushing boundaries.