"Frankenstein" is a classic tale of ambition, obsession, and the quest for knowledge that transcends the boundaries of life and death. The story follows Victor Frankenstein, a brilliant but misguided scientist who becomes consumed by his desire to unlock the secrets of creation. In his relentless pursuit, he assembles a creature from various body parts, bringing it to life through unorthodox methods. However, the result is a grotesque being, shunned by society and tormented by its own existence. As the creature seeks acceptance and understanding, it spirals into a path of vengeance against its creator, leading to tragic consequences. This haunting narrative explores themes of humanity, isolation, and the moral implications of scientific exploration, ultimately questioning what it means to be truly alive.