Dr. Victor Frankenstein is the brilliant yet deeply flawed scientist at the heart of Mary Shelley’s gothic masterpiece. A man obsessed with unlocking the secrets of life itself, Victor pushes beyond the boundaries of morality and reason in his pursuit of scientific glory. Gifted, passionate, and reckless, he embodies both the brilliance and danger of human ambition.

After years of feverish experimentation, Victor succeeds in reanimating lifeless flesh only to recoil in horror at the very being he created. His “Creature” is a reflection of his own hubris, intelligent, emotional, and tragically misunderstood. Haunted by guilt and fear, Victor spirals into a battle with his creation that destroys everything he loves, blurring the line between man and monster.

Driven by pride, punished by consequence, and tormented by his own brilliance, Victor Frankenstein remains one of literature’s greatest cautionary figures, a man who sought to play God… and lost his soul in the process.