Flat characters for the novel frankenstein
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Victor Frankenstein: (Round Character) THE important character in the book. He is the man that creates the monster. He is about 20 years old in the beginning of the story, at the end his must be about 30 years of age.
The Monster: (Round Character) This is also one of the main characters. The monster is a terrible wretch; it murders all of Frankenstein's friends and family.
Henry Clerval: (Flat Character) Frankenstein's best and only friend who travels with him to England. Frankenstein and Clerval know each other from very early age. He is the third of Victor's acquaintances that is killed.
Elizabeth: (Round Character) Victor's "cousin", in fact an orphan adopted by the Frankenstein's. Victim No four.
Alphonse Frankenstein: (Round Character) Victor's father and he fifth of Frankenstein's acquaintances to die (indirectly) by the Monster's hands.
Robert Walton: (Flat Character) The man Frankenstein tells his story to, who then relates the story to his sister in his letters.
The Monster: (Round Character) This is also one of the main characters. The monster is a terrible wretch; it murders all of Frankenstein's friends and family.
Henry Clerval: (Flat Character) Frankenstein's best and only friend who travels with him to England. Frankenstein and Clerval know each other from very early age. He is the third of Victor's acquaintances that is killed.
Elizabeth: (Round Character) Victor's "cousin", in fact an orphan adopted by the Frankenstein's. Victim No four.
Alphonse Frankenstein: (Round Character) Victor's father and he fifth of Frankenstein's acquaintances to die (indirectly) by the Monster's hands.
Robert Walton: (Flat Character) The man Frankenstein tells his story to, who then relates the story to his sister in his letters.
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