Frankenstein Justice And Injustice Essay

In the book, Frankenstein, there are many justice and injustice problems. Justice is the opposite of injustice, the way that injustice is unfairness or undeserved outcomes. I believe that the greatest injustice in the book is the creation of the monster. I believe the human kind should not have the right to even try to create life, they are not God. in someway, victor is taking away a major role in a woman's life, in how women are the only one the can “give life”, in the giving birth to a human being.

Both Frankenstein and the monster suffer greatly through the novel, Frankenstein experiment, that had gone totally wrong. The monster is not mean, in the way that he tried to fit in, into society, but was shunned and never accepted by anyone. The monster lived alone, isolated for everyone and everything, meanwhile Frankenstein suffer as well. He loss everyone around him, in a blink of an eye, in the hands of the monster, regretment as he is the creator of the thing that destroyed his life. Although many blame everything on the monster, in the way he badly behaved, he is not at total fault for his action.As in the way that when the monster commits his crime with passion; he doesn't think apon his actions, but only lives in the moment and his action are his mostly rage.

I see the monster as an unwanted child who is bullied.

He is unfamiliar and unwanted with no one to guide him through. The monster came into the world and right away rejected by his creator, this implanted that he is only a disappointment. The monster commits many crimes, for the rejection of people, because there was no reason for people to reject him other than his appearance. He was only accepted, by a man that couldn't even see; this shows how humans are shallow beings. The monster wants revenge, and mostly on Victor, for he isolated him, he will isolate Victor as well. And he is very successful as he murder Victors loved

ones.
Meanwhile, Victor is well a monster. As when he created a rage in the monster when he rejected him. Victor should be the mature, parental figure whether than act like a child. He rejects his creation like an unwanted toy,that everyone knows gets left behind and forgotten. All of the rejection that the Creature faces is based on his appearance. Of Course they were would be a distance between them two, but there is no compromise for the monster. While everyone blames the monster for the murder, the real murder is Victor. If Victor had not been so cruel to the monster , I doubt that the murders would have been committed. Both Victor nor the monster are innocent, and that is one of the things that makes this novel interesting.
In conclusion, there are many justice and injustice events in the novel Frankenstein, one of the most obvious is the conflict between Victor and the monster, because the novel is mostly about that.