🔥 Frankenstein: Part 3 - Unraveling the Madness of Victor’s Creation 🔥

Welcome back to our deep dive into Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein! In this episode, we explore Victor Frankenstein’s descent into obsession, his tragic downfall, and the moral dilemmas surrounding his scientific triumph.

📖 Key Topics Discussed:

• Victor’s reliability as a narrator—can we trust him?
• The Prometheus parallel: Victor’s god-like ambitions and their consequences.
• The Creature as the “Other”—a reflection on fear, rejection, and identity.
• Justine’s tragic fate: justice, morality, and inevitable doom.
• The cycle of revenge: How Victor’s hatred mirrors Hamlet and the Ancient Mariner.

We also draw comparisons to literary figures like Coleridge’s Ancient Mariner, Shakespeare’s Hamlet, and even Marvel’s Hulk! How do these characters help us better understand Victor and his Creature?

⚡ Join the conversation! What do you think about Victor’s moral downfall? Is he a tragic hero or something else entirely? Let us know in the comments!

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