Frankenstein

So I just finished Frankenstein, and I still don't know if I've truly finished the book or if it's the book that has finished me. How can anyone say he was a baby and abandoned his own creation? Many say Frankenstein was the monster, but that's not entirely true. The monster represents the human part that chooses to make others suffer. Both committed crimes, but only one had the opportunity to make things better, and he chose not to. In the end, the creature desired only the love of its creator, and when he dies, it is devastated. It is annihilated because it always yearned for that love, like a child desperately wanting to be loved by its parents.

It's also proof that no one is fundamentally good or evil. The creature could have refrained, but it killed out of revenge, and Victor, adored by his family and friends, abandoned his own creature and hated it when all it needed was a little love…