from the readings and excerpts give a specific exam/ple of how the theme of isolation and society was shown
frankenstein
In "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley, the theme of isolation and society is depicted through the character of the monster. The creature is created by Victor Frankenstein but is immediately rejected by society due to his grotesque appearance. This rejection leaves the monster feeling isolated and alone, driving him to seek revenge on his creator and ultimately causing destruction and chaos.
Throughout the novel, the monster's isolation from society is evident as he longs for companionship and acceptance but is constantly met with fear and hatred. This isolation leads him to become increasingly bitter and resentful towards humanity, as he realizes that he will never truly belong in society.
The theme of isolation and society in "Frankenstein" highlights the consequences of ostracizing individuals based on their differences and the destructive impact it can have on both the individual and society as a whole.