Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein

In this captivating tale, we follow Victor Frankenstein as he embarks on an ambitious scientific journey driven by personal tragedy and a fascination with the secrets of life and death. Tormented by the loss of his mother during childbirth, young Victor becomes consumed with the idea of reanimating the deceased. His relentless determination leads him down a dark path as he pieces together a monstrous creation from discarded corpses. Initially exhilarated by this groundbreaking achievement, Victor soon realizes the chilling consequences of his actions and must confront the moral dilemmas that arise from playing God. This thought-provoking story delves into themes of obsession, regret, and the complex nature of humanity as it explores the repercussions of pushing the boundaries of scientific discovery.