In the novel, Frankenstein, by Mary Shelley, the misuse of knowledge is conveyed in a negative way. It conveyed how Victor Fankenstien had let his own personal wanderings to lead him down a tragic and dangerous path.
Victor Frankenstien's thirst for knowledge was never discouraged, although knowledge is harmless, in the wrong hands it can be dangerous. Victor Frankenstien created a Monster that would eventually be the downfall to everyone and himself. Victor Frankenstien created a creature so beast-like he rejected him at sight and consequently the Monster became beast-like inside and vowed vengance on his master.
Victor Frankenstein misused knowledge to play with life, and consequently the life he had created then destroyed the life of
Victor Frankenstien's thirst for knowledge was never discouraged, although knowledge is harmless, in the wrong hands it can be dangerous. Victor Frankenstien created a Monster that would eventually be the downfall to everyone and himself. Victor Frankenstien created a creature so beast-like he rejected him at sight and consequently the Monster became beast-like inside and vowed vengance on his master.
Victor Frankenstein misused knowledge to play with life, and consequently the life he had created then destroyed the life of