Frankenstein Film And Novel Differences
How does the 1931 film adaptation of Frankenstein differ from Mary Shelley's novel?
A
In the film, the monster kills his creator.
B
In the film, the monster speaks with fluency and expression and is capable of feeling empathy.
C
In the film, the monster is mistakenly given the brain of a criminal, rendering him inherently evil.
D
The film focuses primarily on Victor's moral struggles regarding his creation.