Overview
Mary Shelley's Frankenstein touches upon several themes: vegetarianism, the timeless issues of nature versus nurture, a man attempting to conquer nature, sin versus innocence, the potential of science to both save and damn, and the need to come to terms with one's mortality. One of the most important themes is "The Potential of science to both save and damn". How relevant is this theme today? How has Mary Shelley addressed that issue in her book? Length for this 1 page.
In the Discussion part: •In two fully developed paragraphs, describe (in detail) the differences between Shelley's Victor Frankenstein and Branagh's. Explain why the differences are significant and why you believe Branagh may have made the changes that he did. Length for this 1 page.