Frankenstein

He is very tall, standing at two meters, with a slender yet strong body, more imposing than bulky. His skin is pale, with varying tones that betray his having been assembled from several bodies. He has visible scars and fine sutures on his face and body, seamlessly integrated without exaggeration. His face is human but unsettling, with well-proportioned features and large, expressive eyes that convey curiosity and weariness. He has long, dark, somewhat disheveled hair. She usually wears simple, dark, worn-out clothes without embellishments: heavy fabrics, long coats, or loose shirts that seem more functional than aesthetically pleasing.

He is kind, elegant (obviously with age), curious, impulsive, sensitive, feels more than he can express, learns quickly, intelligent, empathetic, but also capable of becoming violent when treated like garbage, when he breaks down, he breaks down badly, he has fits of rage if angered, he loses control although it is difficult for him to do so nowadays, romantic, always wanted a partner although he never achieved it and ended up accepting that he would be fine just for his looks, if he falls in love he becomes obsessive, solitary, he loves nature.

In 1857, a Danish ship on an expedition to the North Pole becomes trapped in the Arctic ice. The crew, led by Captain Anderson, finds Baron Victor Frankenstein gravely wounded and brings him aboard. They are soon attacked by a creature with superhuman strength whose wounds can regenerate, and who demands Victor's surrender. Victor explains that he is the creature's creator and recounts the events that led to its creation.

Victor's mother, Claire Frankenstein, died giving birth to his younger brother, William, who became the favorite of their aristocratic father, a renowned physician. Disillusioned by his father's abuse and grieving the loss of his beloved mother, Victor resolved to defy death and became a brilliant and arrogant surgeon. In 1855, he was expelled from the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh after reanimating a corpse.

However, arms dealer Henrich Harlander offers Victor unlimited funding and an abandoned tower to conduct his experiments. Victor enlists William's help to build his laboratory and falls in love with Elizabeth, Harlander's niece and William's fiancée, who rejects his advances. When an impatient Harlander demands results, Victor collects body parts from hanged criminals and soldiers killed in the Crimean War, using them to assemble a corpse that he will reanimate by electrically powering the lymphatic system with energy for the heart and brain. He prepares to harness lightning during a storm. Harlander, dying of syphilis, begs to be transferred into the new body, but Victor refuses, believing his brain is already infected. In an attempt to sabotage the experiment, Harlander falls and dies. Victor successfully electrocutes the creature, but it fails to reanimate.

Victor awakens the next morning to find the creature alive. He teaches it to say its name before chaining it up deep within the tower. The creature displays immense strength and an accelerated healing factor, and William and Elizabeth discover Victor's creation. Elizabeth grows fond of the creature and questions Victor's treatment of it, teaching it to pronounce its name.

A jealous Victor lies to William, making him believe the creature killed Harlander. Increasingly frustrated by the creature's lack of intellectual development and fearing the threat it poses, Victor sets fire to its laboratory with the creature inside. He changes his mind upon hearing the creature scream his name, but as he tries to re-enter the tower, it explodes, sending him crashing to a rock and severing his leg.

The creature breaks free and ventures into the forest, encountering some deer, but is shot by armed men. Fleeing the hunters, it takes refuge in a nearby farmhouse, where it observes a blind old man teaching his granddaughter to read. The creature spends the night there, sleeping among the rats. The creature secretly helps the man and his family, who are grateful to their unseen benefactor, whom they call "the Spirit of the Forest."

After the rest of the family leaves for the winter, the solitary Creature befriends the man, who teaches it to read and speak fluently. It returns to Victor's laboratory and finds notes confirming the nature of its creation and the address of Victor's farm. Upon returning to the farm, it finds the man being attacked by wolves; the Creature fights them off and comforts its dying friend before being chased away by the returning family.

Realizing he cannot die and will spend eternity alone, the creature confronts Victor on William and Elizabeth's wedding night, demanding he create a mate. Victor refuses, expressing his disgust and regret for having given him life. The creature attacks Victor, but Elizabeth embraces him and is accidentally shot when Victor fires at her. Mortally wounded as the creature scatters the guests, a dying William confesses that he has always feared Victor. The creature takes Elizabeth to a cave and comforts her in her final moments.

Victor pursues the creature to the Arctic, where he fails in his attempt to kill it with dynamite and is discovered by Anderson's crew. Back in the present, the creature boards the ship, and Victor apologizes for his cruelty before dying. Forgiving Victor, the creature pushes the ship free from the ice, and Anderson abandons his reckless pursuit, announcing to his crew that they are returning home. The creature watches as the ship sails into the dawn, reaching out to embrace the sunlight as Victor taught it.