In a battle between Frankenstein and the monster, who will win?
The race is on. Frankenstein, hiding in fear of the monster, lets him run rampant. Point to the monster. With no knowledge of the outside world, the monster has to learn how to fend for himself. Meanwhile, Frankenstein is still attending university, safe from the monster. Point to Frankenstein. After many months of training, the monster teaches himself the language of the humans, and starts on a journey to find his creator. Point to the monster. With no knowledge of where to go, the monster eventually finds his creator’s home town. Point to the monster. Looking for a friend, the monster finds William, and accidentally kills him. After 6 long years, Frankenstein finally returns home. Point to Frankenstein. After figuring out the death and the probable cause of his little brother’s murder, Frankenstein falls into a dark sadness. In search of the monster, Frankenstein takes a journey up the nearest mountain range. The monster comes to him. Point for Frankenstein. Instead of fighting out and acting harshly, they decide to talk. One point to each of them. After telling his side of the story, the monster asks Frankenstein to build a monster companion for him. Frankenstein agrees. Point to the monster. While building the other creation, Frankenstein realizes building another monster isn’t a good idea so he destroys his work. Point to Frankenstein. Enraged, the monster hunts down Henry Clerval and kills him. Point to the monster. With just one more round until the end, the score is close, who will win? Frankenstein is wrongfully accused of his best friend’s murder. The final point goes to the monster!
Final score:
The monster: 6
Frankenstein: 5
A close game, but the victor is the monster!
Frankenstein 