Frankenstein, ou o Prometeu Moderno

The novel delves into the perils of pushing scientific boundaries without moral consideration. I'm curious what personal or philosophical influences shaped this theme.

The creature's longing for connection vs. the fear and violence it exhibits create a complex moral landscape. How did others interpret his morality?

The layered storytelling with Walton, Frankenstein, and the creature adds depth but also distance. Does this structure enhance or dilute the emotional pull for readers?