When I finished Frankenstein, I was a bit stunned at the ending. Do you think that Frankenstein’s Monster was justified in killing all those people? I mean, the whole story is kind of biased, as it is all told through Victor Frankenstein’s Eyes, which made him probably exaggerate the murders committed by his nemesis. Walton was also influenced by Frankenstein’s view. But when The Monster/Daemon recounted his story, it really brings things to perspective, doesn’t it?

If you reply below, keep in mind how Frankenstein’s Daemon felt after being confronted by Walton. Also keep in mind that The Daemon/Monster was constantly rejected by humanity, even his own creator, and he is barely able to supress his own emotions, like human toddlers, although unlike human toddlers his emotions are a lot more destructive, and, due to his physical size he is able to inflict a lot more damage than toddlers.