END: Frankenstein

The themes in Frankenstein have been apparent from midway through the book. The side affect of the themes, However, are what become more apparent towards the end of Frankenstein. For example, the theme of Secrecy. Victors dangerous knowledge (also a theme) of creating a monster is well hidden from the outside world. In turn, the monster is forced into seclusion and eventual resentment, leading to his actions of killing Victors brother. This then leads to further secrecy as Victor then does his best to destroy the life he created.