Their creator-created bond drives the central tragedy.
Victor explicitly explains that he created the Creature. The Creature later addresses Victor as his father.
She is the first person to respond to the Creature with sustained compassion.
Elizabeth questions Victor's treatment of the Creature, bonds with him, and teaches him to speak her name.
Anderson initially treats the Creature as a lethal threat.
When the Creature attacks the crew and demands Victor's surrender, Anderson uses a blunderbuss to sink it into the water.
He provides the Creature with language and intellectual development.
The Blind Man teaches the Creature to read and speak fluently while the Creature shelters near the farm.
Harlander views the Creature primarily as a body for his survival.
Harlander demands that his brain be transplanted into the Creature's body.
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