Frankenstein's monster seeking a companion after a century of loneliness. He enlists Dr. Euphronius to revive Ida's corpse. He names her Penelope and they flee together, killing those who threaten them or discover them. After learning the truth at a drive-in, he apologizes and proposes marriage before being fatally shot by Clyde. He is later revived by Euphronius.
Frank claims the amnesiac woman as his romantic partner and future wife.
Frank idolizes the actor, who remains indifferent to his genuine admiration.
Wiles actively pursues Frank as a dangerous criminal across multiple cities.
Shelley's posthumous guidance directly influences the scientific resurrection of Frank.
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