Frankenstein characters

Victor is a passionate scientist from Geneva who becomes obsessed with creating life, leading to his eventual downfall. His ambition and subsequent guilt drive the tragic events of the novel.

Created by Victor, the creature is intelligent and sensitive but becomes vengeful after being rejected by society and his creator. His quest for acceptance turns into a desire for revenge.

An ambitious explorer who rescues Victor in the Arctic. Walton serves as the narrator, documenting Victor's tragic story through letters to his sister.

Victor's adopted sister and fiancée, Elizabeth is kind and nurturing. Her death at the hands of the creature is one of the novel's pivotal tragedies.

Victor's childhood friend, Henry is compassionate and adventurous. He provides a contrast to Victor's obsession with science but becomes a victim of the creature's revenge.

Victor's father, Alphonse is a loving and supportive parent. He represents the stability and family ties that Victor ultimately loses.