"Frankenstein; Or, The Modern Prometheus" by Mary Shelley tells the story of Victor Frankenstein, a young scientist who creates a living creature in an unusual scientific experiment.

Victor is very excited about science and wants to discover something great. He works hard in his laboratory and finally makes a creature come to life. But when he sees what he has created, he is scared and runs away.

The creature looks scary, but inside, he feels lonely and wants to be loved. However, people are afraid of him because of his appearance, and he doesn't find the kindness or friendship he longs for.

Feeling upset and angry, the creature decides to take revenge on Victor for creating him and then abandoning him.

This leads to a lot of sadness and trouble for both Victor and the people he cares about. Victor realizes too late that his quest for knowledge has caused a lot of harm.

In the end, both Victor and the creature are very unhappy. The story finishes with the creature disappearing, feeling sorry for all the bad things that have happened because of his actions.

Let's think about this story and talk about it.

Read the book to learn more.

What do you think about creating new things and how important it is to think about whether we should do something just because we can?