In ancient times, people believed in all sorts of supernatural creatures, from ghosts to demons. These creatures were often used to explain natural phenomena or to scare people into behaving. It's like, our ancestors were trying to make sense of the world, and monsters were a way to do that.
Fast forward to the 19th century, when Mary Shelley wrote her famous novel, Frankenstein. This book introduced us to the concept of a creature created by science, rather than magic or mythology. It's like, what if we could create life, but it didn't quite turn out as planned?
So, where do monsters and Frankenstein cross paths? Well, it's in the realm of science fiction and fantasy. Think about it, both monsters and Frankenstein's creature are outsiders, they don't quite fit into our world. They're like, the ultimate underdogs, but with a twist.
