examples of selfishness in mary shelleys frankenstien?

Question

i am doing a school essay and i am have great difficulty interpreting the selfish acts from the novel so if any of you now any good examples of selfishness in frankenstien that would be wonderful

Answer 1

Well, there's the fact that in the book, Dr. Frankenstein refuses to make the monster a mate. He goes as far as getting all the body parts and everything, and then rips it up right in front of him--thus dooming the monster to a lifetime alone.

Answer 2

i'd say Frankenstein annoying situations and unsettles the reader because it makes you imagine about how technologies might want to bypass undesirable so quite, how technologies might want to be began for sturdy intentions yet end undesirable. I mean Frankenstein had to create elegance, yet he ended up growing a monster. The subject is technologies...