Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein can be read from two main levels: as science fiction and as human nature. The protagonist Victor Frankenstein is a scientist, driven by ambition of scientific curiosity. Shelley shows the dangerous aspects of the modern scientific world.
Franky, my re-imagination of this story, takes us to the 21″ century, where science can now make test tube babies, cure a number of “incurable” diseases – and perhaps make Artificial Intelligence more realistic than human beings.

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein can be read from two main levels: as science fiction and as human nature. The protagonist Victor Frankenstein is a scientist, driven by ambition of scientific curiosity. Shelley shows the dangerous aspects of the modern scientific world.
Franky, my re-imagination of this story, takes us to the 21″ century, where science can now make test tube babies, cure a number of “incurable” diseases – and perhaps make Artificial Intelligence more realistic than human beings.