Interesting Venn diagram

[cleanhippie]

[MarkCharles]

1. LOL. Perhaps there's some other mythological figures that

should be put in the diagram. I'm at a loss at the moment to come up with some, but perhaps others will add some.

[rrneck]

2. Gah!

[ZombieHorde]

3. It is way off. Frankensein wasn't resurected, he made a new creature from different animals.

Additionally, the creature wasn't revered by the local townspeople either. They feared him.

Dracula didn't try to convert as many mindless followers as possible. He had the three sisters, and he had Renfield. When Dracula arrives at England, he only converts one person, though he could have converted many more.

[laconicsax]

4. To be fair...

Jesus wasn't resurrected from the dead either.

[Armin-A]

5. Your post is just one of those that I read and go "this is why I love coming to this group"

Anywhere else in my real non-forum life that I would go the typical response would be something about how the diagram is faulty because Jesus this or Jesus that. And not Frankenstein this Frankenstein that... so thank you!

[cleanhippie]

6. +1

[Goblinmonger]

7. Frankenstein is the creator not the creature.

Yeah, I teach Brit Lit.

That being said, there is some argument that the blind man revered him. It was only those that were shocked by the appearance of the creature that didn't revere him (which is certainly a sub-theme of the novel). Additionally, most of the townspeople didn't even know of the creature and the creature was bent on making the life of Dr. Frankenstein a living hell and not terrorizing the town. Unless we are solely talking about the film versions, then the townspeople hated him. Unless we are talking about Young Frankenstein, then there was some love/hate for him.

[ZombieHorde]

8. I mentioned that Frankenstien made the creature in my subject line.

I thought the blind man pitied the creature more than revered him.

The little girl like him, until he killed her.