Unit 3 Study Pdf Essay

Braeden teased that these scenes will be emotional, as this will make Victor feel all alone similarly to how he felt when he “was left on the doorstep of an orphanage at the age of 7 by people who supposedly loved him”. Braeden went on to share how much similarities he and his character share. He lost his father at the tender age of 12 and the family he grew up in was destitute. Upon losing his father he made some life changes some he highlights resonates with his character’s sense of being alone.

Victor’s own obsession with his work destroys his relationship with the love of his life, his family, and his friends. It was his mistakes that kills the closest people in his life, and his obsession that ruins all of the character’s chance at happiness. A perfect example of how Victor ruins not only his, but his family’s happiness is the love story of him and Elizabeth. Elizabeth and Victor were simply each others, and their union was a very anticipated event for the family. Victor’s preoccupation with his work costs time that he essentially wasted that he is never able to get back with Elizabeth. She waits years for him to return to her, and is very patient with him in the meantime, sending letters for reassurance of his love and affection. She continues to try to be confident in their feelings for each other but she cannot help but wonder where his true feelings lie, which is clearly stated when she asks, “Do you love another?” (Shelley Victor’s work distracts him from what was at first most important to him, and in the end, everyone pays the price for Victor’s

Victor, “trembling with passion, tore to pieces on which the thing [he] was engaged”(p.145). He does not think to talk to the creature or discuss anything with him before breaking an important promise that he knew could be life-threatening. Victor has already lost William because of Victor’s lack of interference with the creature’s life, it must have be obvious to Victor that he should follow through or at least talk to the creature more about the deal. He is rash in his thought process, this leading to the deaths of Henry Clerval, Victor's longtime school friend, and Elizabeth Lavenza, Victor’s

Family members can cause great deals of emotion when there is a separation. Victor's father leaves home without warning when victor is an adolescent. Even though there is still a meaningful bond between victor and his father as seen in the following quote, “Come on back inside,” she said. ”it’s cold.” “No,” I said. “I know he’s coming back tonight.” (p, 35). By waiting for his father to come back Victor shows that there is a abound between them and that he is struggling with his absence. Unfortunately, his father did not return and Victor, while struggling with his father's abandonment, had to learn how to be a man on his own. A family member permanently leaving while hard, is not the same as them just not being there.

Victor was inflicted with horror during this event… his wife was murdered. It says in the book that he

Victor’s commitment to Elizabeth despite his disconnection with her may be the product of obeying his ill mother’s wishes, “My children…my firmest hopes of future happiness were placed on the prospect of your union.” (Shelley 26) Although Victor has been committed to Elizabeth since childhood, Victor seems disconnected with his relationship with Elizabeth, and often ignores her feelings and desires. This is due to Elizabeth’s relationship with Caroline. She rescues Elizabeth with the one and only intention of making Elizabeth Victor’s future wife, giving him little say in his love life. It is evident that he is forced into this relationship, and only marries Elizabeth to obey Caroline’s wish. Therefore, this proves That Caroline is the cause of the failure in Victor and Elizabeth’s

Initially, it is Victor 's childhood friend, Clerval, who comes to check on his friend. It is seeing a familiar face that sends Victor into and upward tailspin out if his depressed state. For each time that Victor falls into a period of mental illness, the reason almost seems petty. He does fall ill, but at his own convenience. He is the factor that pushes him into these low periods. Victor and many other people could help themselves by avoiding the isolation and cause of the

Victor agrees to begin work on a second creation and makes plans to go to England and Scotland, with Henry Clerval, to begin his secret work. Before he leaves Geneva, Victor wants to marry Elizabeth immediately on

His mother influences Victor’s life even without being physically part of

The creature makes his way to a city called Geneva to get revenge on his creator. On his was to Geneva he sees a little girl slip into a stream and is on the verge of drowning. The creature immediately jumps in the water and saves her. When they made it back to the safety land the creature was shot in the shoulder by a man suspecting the creature of harming the girl.The event further distanced his trust of humans.when he makes it to Geneva he finds the Victor’s younger brother. Out of pure rage he strangles him to death.He Finally gets to Victor and convinces him to a fellow monster so they can live together. The other part of the deal was that the creature and his new counterpart would move into the jungles of the South America and never hurt another soul again. If Victor didn’t hold up his side of the deal then the creature would kill him. At this point Victor feels responsible for the deaths caused by his creation. Victor finds his only source happiness from his upcoming marriage to his fiancée

When Victor arrives in Geneva, he is supposed to marry Elizabeth soon and arms himself with weapons to ready himself for his fight against the monster. The night before their wedding day, Victor tells his fiancé Elizabeth to stay in the room while he looks for the creature around his house. While he is separated from Elizabeth, the monster strangles her to death. When Victor re-enters the room, the monster shows Elizabeth’s corpse and runs away. Victor’s father dies a few days later because of his old age and the death

While Victor has had many struggles with his own mental health issues for a majority of his adult life. He is faced with the challenge of helping his parents with health issues and they enter into aging adulthood. It is clear the Victor does appreciate, and love his parents and does want to help his parents as they get older. The family, has faced many obstacles in the past with financial issues, family trauma, and language barriers. However, Victor and his family does appear to have support systems in place that helps the family with services. Because of his mental illness Victor did struggle in the past with his adulthood responsibilities to help his family. However, due to his treatment and recovery team, he is able to maintain stability

Victor is an all business related, stubborn, and arrogant man. He is very dogmatic and he takes care of his company before anything else. He thinks money can get him whatever he wants. He doesn’t listen to Grace when she tries to persuade him to stay on the dialysis. He always seems to be serious and never lives for the moment. He doesn’t care for anything non-business related.

Although Victor is forced to stay in the airport until the moment the war of his country cools, he works effetely on many places on the airport to get money so he find something to eat. It is true that he was sad and incredibility about the war on his country, but that did not make him non active person in the airport. You see a person who likes to communicate with other even though