Introduction

The story tells of the young scientist Frankenstein who, in pursuit and utilization of the biological knowledge of his time, obtained various human organs and tissues from places like morgues, pieced them together to form a human body, and used lightning to give this body life. Although the giant was by nature kind - hearted, yearned for beauty, and desired affection, due to his ugly appearance, he was regarded as a monster by society and seen as a great threat, facing constant rebuffs. Frankenstein swore to destroy his creation, tracked the monster all the way to the Arctic regions, suffered greatly, and eventually died of illness. The monster then immolated himself.